Definition of mother tongue in English:

mother tongue

noun

The language which a person has grown up speaking from early childhood.
Example sentencesExamples
- At that time, only approximately 7 million people used English as their mother tongue.
- It is as if the gift of English as a mother tongue should preclude the learning of any other language.
- She was fired for speaking in her mother tongue to customers and co-workers.
- As a rule, interpreters are supposed to translate between their mother tongue and another language.
- English would be his mother tongue; he would have some knowledge of Latin, and he would speak fluent French.
- Many immigrants not only learn English in addition to their mother tongue, but also speak other languages.
- It is said that a child can already use all the grammatical patterns of its mother tongue by the time he or she is five years old.
- Krio is spoken as a mother tongue by some 250,000 people in and around Freetown and by many more Sierra Leoneans as a second language.
- Phrases like these are quite hard to understand, if your mother tongue isn't English.
- They acquire a knowledge of music in much the same way as they learn to speak their mother tongue - by listening to those around them.
- Apart from his mother tongue, Tamil, he is able to understand and speak English.
- Two articles are written about each couple, one in their mother tongue and one in another language.
- If they spoke even a single word of their mother tongue, they would be fined or penalized.
- This is due to their traditional links with the Kosovo Albanian community and the fact that they speak Albanian as their mother tongue.
- In general, the same people would be outraged if they were asked to abandon their mother tongue, French, and speak English.
- In the piece, each woman speaks in her mother tongue, representing the two halves of the writer's self.
- ‘I learnt to speak English as a youngster but Finnish is my mother tongue,’ he said.
- If no one was available, children who spoke the same mother tongue could still discuss the new topic in their own language.
- Whatever their mother tongue, babies acquire it long before they learn to read and write.
- Even when we converse, and are talking in the same mother tongue, we often seem to be speaking a different language to each other.
- This bilingual program provides the opportunity for immersion in the lost mother tongue at an early age.
Synonyms
language, dialect, patois, vernacular, native tongue, jargon, argot, cant, pidgin, creole, lingua franca

Definition of mother tongue in US English:

mother tongue

nounˈˌməðər ˈtəŋˈˌməT͟Hər ˈtəNG

The language which a person has grown up speaking from early childhood.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many immigrants not only learn English in addition to their mother tongue, but also speak other languages.
- Even when we converse, and are talking in the same mother tongue, we often seem to be speaking a different language to each other.
- It is as if the gift of English as a mother tongue should preclude the learning of any other language.
- English would be his mother tongue; he would have some knowledge of Latin, and he would speak fluent French.
- ‘I learnt to speak English as a youngster but Finnish is my mother tongue,’ he said.
- It is said that a child can already use all the grammatical patterns of its mother tongue by the time he or she is five years old.
- In the piece, each woman speaks in her mother tongue, representing the two halves of the writer's self.
- This is due to their traditional links with the Kosovo Albanian community and the fact that they speak Albanian as their mother tongue.
- She was fired for speaking in her mother tongue to customers and co-workers.
- At that time, only approximately 7 million people used English as their mother tongue.
- As a rule, interpreters are supposed to translate between their mother tongue and another language.
- Phrases like these are quite hard to understand, if your mother tongue isn't English.
- Krio is spoken as a mother tongue by some 250,000 people in and around Freetown and by many more Sierra Leoneans as a second language.
- Apart from his mother tongue, Tamil, he is able to understand and speak English.
- In general, the same people would be outraged if they were asked to abandon their mother tongue, French, and speak English.
- If no one was available, children who spoke the same mother tongue could still discuss the new topic in their own language.
- This bilingual program provides the opportunity for immersion in the lost mother tongue at an early age.
- They acquire a knowledge of music in much the same way as they learn to speak their mother tongue - by listening to those around them.
- If they spoke even a single word of their mother tongue, they would be fined or penalized.
- Whatever their mother tongue, babies acquire it long before they learn to read and write.
- Two articles are written about each couple, one in their mother tongue and one in another language.
Synonyms
language, dialect, patois, vernacular, native tongue, jargon, argot, cant, pidgin, creole, lingua franca

单词	mother tongue
释义	Definition of mother tongue in English: mother tongue noun The language which a person has grown up speaking from early childhood. Example sentencesExamples At that time, only approximately 7 million people used English as their mother tongue. It is as if the gift of English as a mother tongue should preclude the learning of any other language. She was fired for speaking in her mother tongue to customers and co-workers. As a rule, interpreters are supposed to translate between their mother tongue and another language. English would be his mother tongue; he would have some knowledge of Latin, and he would speak fluent French. Many immigrants not only learn English in addition to their mother tongue, but also speak other languages. It is said that a child can already use all the grammatical patterns of its mother tongue by the time he or she is five years old. Krio is spoken as a mother tongue by some 250,000 people in and around Freetown and by many more Sierra Leoneans as a second language. Phrases like these are quite hard to understand, if your mother tongue isn't English. They acquire a knowledge of music in much the same way as they learn to speak their mother tongue - by listening to those around them. Apart from his mother tongue, Tamil, he is able to understand and speak English. Two articles are written about each couple, one in their mother tongue and one in another language. If they spoke even a single word of their mother tongue, they would be fined or penalized. This is due to their traditional links with the Kosovo Albanian community and the fact that they speak Albanian as their mother tongue. In general, the same people would be outraged if they were asked to abandon their mother tongue, French, and speak English. In the piece, each woman speaks in her mother tongue, representing the two halves of the writer's self. ‘I learnt to speak English as a youngster but Finnish is my mother tongue,’ he said. If no one was available, children who spoke the same mother tongue could still discuss the new topic in their own language. Whatever their mother tongue, babies acquire it long before they learn to read and write. Even when we converse, and are talking in the same mother tongue, we often seem to be speaking a different language to each other. This bilingual program provides the opportunity for immersion in the lost mother tongue at an early age. Synonyms language, dialect, patois, vernacular, native tongue, jargon, argot, cant, pidgin, creole, lingua franca Definition of mother tongue in US English: mother tongue nounˈˌməðər ˈtəŋˈˌməT͟Hər ˈtəNG The language which a person has grown up speaking from early childhood. Example sentencesExamples Many immigrants not only learn English in addition to their mother tongue, but also speak other languages. Even when we converse, and are talking in the same mother tongue, we often seem to be speaking a different language to each other. It is as if the gift of English as a mother tongue should preclude the learning of any other language. English would be his mother tongue; he would have some knowledge of Latin, and he would speak fluent French. ‘I learnt to speak English as a youngster but Finnish is my mother tongue,’ he said. It is said that a child can already use all the grammatical patterns of its mother tongue by the time he or she is five years old. In the piece, each woman speaks in her mother tongue, representing the two halves of the writer's self. This is due to their traditional links with the Kosovo Albanian community and the fact that they speak Albanian as their mother tongue. She was fired for speaking in her mother tongue to customers and co-workers. At that time, only approximately 7 million people used English as their mother tongue. As a rule, interpreters are supposed to translate between their mother tongue and another language. Phrases like these are quite hard to understand, if your mother tongue isn't English. Krio is spoken as a mother tongue by some 250,000 people in and around Freetown and by many more Sierra Leoneans as a second language. Apart from his mother tongue, Tamil, he is able to understand and speak English. In general, the same people would be outraged if they were asked to abandon their mother tongue, French, and speak English. If no one was available, children who spoke the same mother tongue could still discuss the new topic in their own language. This bilingual program provides the opportunity for immersion in the lost mother tongue at an early age. They acquire a knowledge of music in much the same way as they learn to speak their mother tongue - by listening to those around them. If they spoke even a single word of their mother tongue, they would be fined or penalized. Whatever their mother tongue, babies acquire it long before they learn to read and write. Two articles are written about each couple, one in their mother tongue and one in another language. Synonyms language, dialect, patois, vernacular, native tongue, jargon, argot, cant, pidgin, creole, lingua franca
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