lan signifie anglais
| Français | Anglais |
|---|---|
| langue de bois nom {f} | bureaucratese◼◻◻(pejorative term for language typically used by bureaucrats) |
| langue de chat nom | cat's tongue◼◼◼(biscuit or chocolate confectionery) |
| langue de départ nom {f} | source language◼◼◼(language from which a translation is done) |
| langue de Tolstoï [lit. language of Tolstoy] nom {f} | Russian [Russians](Russian (language)) |
| langue de travail nom {f} | working language◼◼◼(language that a translator or interpreter works with) working language◼◼◼(language with an official status in an international organization) |
| langue des signes nom {f} | sign [signs]◼◼◼(sign language in general, see also: ) sign language [sign languages]◼◼◼noun |
| langue des signes américaine nom {f} | American Sign Language◼◼◼(language that uses hands, facial expressions, and other bodily behavior to communicate) |
| langue des signes australienne nom {f} | Auslan◼◼◼(sign language of the Australian deaf community) |
| langue des signes française nom {f} | French Sign Language◼◼◼(a dacylological sign language) |
| langue des signes japonaise nom {f} | Japanese Sign Language◼◼◼(Sign language used in Japan) |
| langue étrangère nom {f} | foreign language [foreign languages]◼◼◼(any language other than that spoken by the people of a specific place) |
| langue fille nom {f} | daughter language◼◼◼(language which genetically descends from earlier, parent language) |
| langue indonésienne nom {f} | Indonesian [Indonesians]◼◼◼(language) |
| langue isolée nom {f} | language isolate◼◼◼(natural language without relatives) |
| langue maternelle nom {f} | mother tongue [mother tongues]◼◼◼(one's native tongue) |
| langue minoritaire nom {f} | minority language◼◼◼(language spoken by a minority) |
| langue morte nom {f} | dead language◼◼◼(language with no native speakers) |
| langue nationale nom | vernacular [vernaculars]◼◼◼(national language) |
| langue naturelle nom {f} | natural language◼◼◼(human language developed naturally) |
| langue-objet nom | object language(lexicography: language of headwords) |
| langue officielle nom {f} | official language◼◼◼(language) |
| langue officielle de l'Union européenne nom {f} | Community language◼◼◼(official language of the EU) |
| langue permienne nom propre | Permic◼◼◼(group of Finnic languages) |
| langue reconstruite nom {f} | reconstructed language(a hypothetical language formed by making comparisons between actual languages) |
| langue romane nom {f} | Romance language◼◼◼(language descended from Latin) |
| langue russe nom {f} | Russian [Russians]◼◼◼(Russian (language)) |
| langue source nom {f} | source language◼◼◼(language from which a translation is done) |
| langue standard nom {f} | standard language◼◼◼(standard variety) |
| langue véhiculaire nom {f} | lingua franca [lingua francas]◼◼◼(common language) pidgin [pidgins]◼◻◻(amalgamation of two languages having no native speakers) |
| langue verte nom {f} | slang(unconventional language ) |
| langue vivante nom {f} | living language◼◼◼(a language which is still spoken) |
| langue vulgaire nom {f} | vernacular [vernaculars]◼◼◼(spoken language as opposed to literary or liturgical) |
| Languedoc nom propre {m} | Languedoc◼◼◼(French province) |
| Languedoc-Roussillon nom propre {m} | Languedoc-Roussillon◼◼◼(region of France) |
| Langues bicol nom propre | Bicol(language) |
| langues finno-ougriennes nom propre {f-Pl} | Finno-Ugric◼◼◼(non-Indo-European group of languages) |
| langues toungouses nom {f pl} | Tungusic◼◼◼(language family) |
