Usage examples of "written language" in English with translation to Spanish

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It's difficult to translate a poem written in a foreign language. Es difícil traducir un poema escrito en un idioma extranjero.
Sweden has a language of its own. Suecia tiene su propia lengua.
Tom told her that he had written that poem two years before. Tom le dijo que había escrito ese poema dos años antes.
All the Finnish love their language. Todos los fineses adoran su lengua.
This song was written by Foster. Esta canción la escribió Foster.
Arabic is a very important language. El árabe es un idioma muy importante.
The sale prices are written in red ink. Los precios de venta están escritos en tinta roja.
Zamenhof, creator of the constructed language Esperanto, was an ophthalmologist. Zamenhof, el creador de la lengua artificial "esperanto", era un oftalmólogo.
As it had been written in haste, the report was poor. El reporte era pobre, como si hubiera sido escrito en un apuro.
It's difficult to learn a foreign language. Aprender una lengua extranjera es difícil.
He has written a letter. Él escribió una carta.
If you want to learn a language well, learn it yourself. Si quieres aprender bien una lengua, apréndela por ti mismo.
He hasn't written you a letter in a long time. Hace mucho tiempo que él no les escribe ninguna carta.
I wonder what language they speak in Brazil. Me pregunto qué lengua se habla en Brasil.
Have you written in your diary yet today? ¿Ya escribiste en tu diario hoy?
I know your language. Conozco tu idioma.
I have a letter written by him. Tengo una carta escrita por él.
Which foreign language are you learning? ¿Cuál lengua extranjera aprendes?
My friends say I'm a prolific writer, but I haven't written anything for months. Mis amigos dicen que son un escritor prolífico, pero no he escrito nada durante meses.
I will show you a new approach to foreign language learning. Te mostraré un nuevo enfoque para el aprendizaje de idiomas extranjeros.
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