1.   Oriental languages, however, were a special and limited problem.

2.   He went on to study oriental languages at Balliol College, Oxford, polishing his Mandarin by listening to tapes while shaving.

3.   John Paasche, as a Jew, was not allowed to study law, so he studied Oriental languages instead.

4.   She wanted to study Oriental languages in preparation for a career in India as a teacher.

5.   Guards at the camp have learned rudimentary commands in Arabic, but many detainees may speak other oriental languages and know Arabic only by rote to say their prayers.

6.   All speak Creole, French, English and some speak Oriental languages like Arabic, Mandarin, Tamul, Telegu and Urdu.

7.   The plan to upgrade the importance of oriental languages in primary school education had already been ruled discriminatory by the supreme court.

8.   The proposal, which centred on the teaching of oriental languages aroused high feeling and had already prompted two ministers to resign.

9.   Ramgoolam vowed to heal wounds and rebuild national unity following deep divisions over the official recognition of oriental languages in the educational system.

10.   Ramgoolam vowed to heal wounds and rebuild national unity following deep divisions over official recognition of oriental languages in the educational system.