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• Roosevelt had a speaking or reading knowledge of at least twenty languages.
• A reading knowledge of German and French at least is essential for that.
• Those with at least a reading knowledge of French should find this quite interesting .-- Jmabel
• He spoke German and French fluently and some Japanese, and he had a reading knowledge of ancient Greek and Latin.
• Fluent in English, Arabic, and French, Said has reading knowledge of Italian, German, Spanish, and Latin.
• Apart from his maternal language he spoke and wrote English and Italian and had a reading knowledge of Spanish, French and Russian.
• Eventually he became fluent in French, German and Italian, and gained a reading knowledge of Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Sanskrit.
• He was then school rector in Alkmaar from 1513, where he insisted his pupils had a good reading knowledge of parts of the Bible.
• He later acquired a reading knowledge of Sanskrit ( for Hindu scriptures ), Pali ( for Buddhist ), and Arabic ( for Islamic ).
• :It's a good idea to define your short-term needs : are you looking to acquire a reading knowledge, or conversational ability?
• I have a post-grad college education and substantial reading knowledge of the subject ( now ), and major portions of it are not understandable to me, still.
• The main influence behind the design of the exam was the grammar-translation teaching approach, which aims to establish reading knowledge ( rather than ability to communicate in the language ).
• A Latin and Greek scholar when he was a boy, he had a speaking or reading knowledge of perhaps 20 languages, including French, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew, Uzbek.
• What is the best way to acquire a basic reading knowledge of ancient Greek ( or some other branch of historical or linguistic science ) ? " Wareh 18 : 10, 3 January 2007 ( UTC)
• His facility for languages was extraordinary : he spoke Russian, English, French, German, Czech and Spanish fluently, with a reading knowledge of five others, and a knowledge of Latin and classical Greek.
• He was also a linguist with few peers, possessing fluency in Spanish, German, Dutch, Latin, French, English, and ancient Greek, and a reading knowledge of Portuguese, Italian, and modern Greek.
• In the Prologue to his 2010 book, he notes ( 2010 : 3 ) that a request to have the thesis translated into English was unsuccessful and that this reduced access for those with a limited reading knowledge of Dutch.
• Even the " reading knowledge " required for a PhD degree is comparable only to what second-year language students read and only very few researchers who are native English speakers can read and assess information written in languages other than English.
• These technical passive reading knowledge courses are very different from general-purpose French or German language classes for undergraduates ( though I'm not sure if they're often called " applied " . . . ) . talk ) 22 : 51, 22 December 2007 ( UTC)
• :If you just want a passive reading knowledge of the standard written language only, then don't bother with " conversational " or audio courses-- most such courses teach a form of the language which is rather different from that which you'll find written in books, and learning Arabic is already difficult enough without spending time on skills which are not essential to you.