"converse with" or "converse in"?
| Step 5; Conversing with the locals. |
| My method is too flawed to even converse with me about it. |
| Look at how bright they seem conversing with the Prime Minister. |
| I jumped onto Skype and started using it for training and conversing with clients. |
| But I'd going to enjoy my hike and hopefully find some amiable people to converse with. |
| Mr Delors is known for his austerity, but the man I converse with is not stiff or pompous. |
| When conversing with the French, the Mi'kmaq perhaps employed the name Praesentis to facilitate communication. |
| He knew that I was going from him to the CNT and was very interested in how the FAI-ists would converse with me. |
| The lounge has a nice atmosphere which is a great setting for hotel guests to gather and converse with one another. |
| It is all keeping her busy and yet she converses with Bollygraph before her film FSWL comes out on 31 st Aug, 2012. |
| The ethnic groups also converse in the various languages and dialects. |
| Their inability to converse in English fluently, their way of dressing. |
| We would then spend several hours together playing music and conversing in my broken Arabic. |
| My two are also mixed and they are now as comfortable conversing in Cantonese as they are in English. |
| If you had ever been forced to converse in a language you weren't comfortable in, you would be sensitive to that. |
| Make it a point to converse in English during every discussion you have, whether with friends, or your batch mates. |
| It was necessary to make the Sinhalese public servants able to converse in Tamil while recording their minutes in Sinhala. |
| I fail to see how my ablity to converse in Japanese, German, French etc can help me weather through the economic downturn. |
| There's no one single answer and it is crucial that oakley discount sunglasses you converse in cheap sunglasses which from the beginning. |
| However, due to the ' uninvites ' and avoidance of certain ideas which might embarrass the establishment, the ' uninvited ' has been conversing in the internet. |
| We will converse about improving our community. |
| Two thirds are also willing to converse about pleasure -- a decidedly higher proportion than the American counterparts. |
| We perceive this at once when we converse on an important subject with any person whose face is concealed. |
| In the space before the temple a lively throng were assembled - some seated on benches and discussing the politics of the empire, some conversing on the approaching spectacle of the amphitheatre. |
| I may be able to converse for just a few seconds. |
| I regularly talk to myself in Cantonese with these new words and phrases to ensure when I need to converse to a native speaker, my words come off the tip off my tongue like in English. |