to keep one's word
Mots
Mots avec 言
Le kanji 言, qui signifie dire, apparaît dans 1 209 entrées de vocabulaire japonais.
needless to say
Genkai (1886 dictionary)
subtext
backlink
declaration
(a few) words
every word
language translator
to be beyond words
language processor
(linguistic) performance
speech sound
verbalizing
language acquisition
linguistics
linguist
linguistic conceptualism
linguistic realism
language (as defined by Saussure; langue and parole)
language faculty
language education
language binding
linguistic rights
language exchange
language construct
speech act
verbal behaviour
register
corpus
linguistic sociology
linguistic purism
language processor
speech-impaired person
linguistic psychology
neologism (esp. medical)
linguistic anthropology
language policy
linguistic aspects of life
language contact
hypophrasia
theory of linguistic relativity
language object
knowledge of language
linguistic map
linguistic geography
linguistic geography
language center (brain)
speech therapist
speech-language-hearing therapy
philosophy of language
language island
language specific
glottochronology
(linguistic) competence
language indication
language name
language area of the cortex
word game
language construct
speech therapy
linguistic turn
to have a chat with
acting up to one's words
inconsistency between one's words and actions
record of a person's words and deeds
inconsistency of speech and action
Genshi Shiroku (book of sayings by Satō Issai)
words
discourse
telling
responsibility for one's words
remark
(oral) message
verbal expression
to be entrusted with
(verbal) message
unification of the written and spoken forms of a language
kanji "word" radical at left
to say too much
at a loss for words
to put into words
to accept a kind offer
to be at a loss for words
to be at a loss for words
to be evasive
ineffable
figure of speech
word salad
large number of words
language barrier
words betray one's character
to speak to
to make a pun on a word
to cut in
to continue (to say)
to exchange words
to exchange words
to leave some things unsaid
to become speechless