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As a _____________ speaker, she easily captivates her audience during presentations.
HIGHLY ARTICULATE
His ____________ in Japanese made it easy for him to navigate his new job in Tokyo.
FLUENCY
Many ____________ from French have become commonplace in the English language
LOANWORDS
Growing up in a __________ household, she is fluent in both English and Mandarin.
BILINGUAL
She has an ____________ of Spanish, allowing her to work as a translator.
EXCELLENT COMMAND
His _____ include becoming fluent in three languages by the end of the year.
AIMS
She can _________ translate complex texts from German to English.
ACCURATELY
After several years of not practicing, his French is ________
A BIT RUSTY
To change from one thing to another, such as changing languages or activities.
SWITCH
To learn or acquire knowledge or skills informally or naturally.
PICK UP
The first language a person learns at home in childhood.
MOTHER TONGUE
Able to express thoughts and ideas clearly and effectively.
HIGHLY ARTICULATE
The ability to speak or write a language smoothly, easily, and readily.
FLUENCY
Words adopted from one language and incorporated into another without translation that are conforming to or following current trends or styles;
FASHIONABLE LOANWORDS
Able to speak and understand two languages fluently.
BILINGUAL
Having a high level of proficiency and mastery in a particular skill or subject.
AN EXCELLENT COMMAND
The goals or intended outcomes of someone's efforts or actions.
AIMS
In a way that is correct, exact, and free from errors.
ACCURATELY
Having lost some proficiency or skill in something due to lack of practice.
A BIT RUSTY


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