Translation of "Alphabetisiert" in English

At fundamental school, pupils learn to read and write in German.

Prior to this date, however, the digraphs ch and ll were independently alphabetized.

It is important that first aid is literate.

One of the main target groups is people who have recently become literate.

Includes several anatomical and medical terms and their counterparts in Japanese, all alphabetized.

I stopped being a political illiterate by myself, because I was literate in ideas.

I - I alphabetized it.

Among other communities, if the number of literates was low up to the 1960's. it has grown considerably since as a result of the developments in schooling dating from that period.

In Northern Ireland very few adults can read and write, but it appears that Irish Travellers are much more literate in England - more so, in fact, than are English Travellers themselves.

Women in the Ashkenazi community were traditionally not literate in Hebrew, but did read and write Yiddish.

Today we have a youth that is globally literate, perhaps to a limited degree, but the elite is numerically something like 100 times larger than it was before independence, so that we export brain workers, in conditions quite unequal, for we educate brains, we train people for dozens of years and we sell them at market prices in Europe.

Achievements in the social sphere are wide-ranging: Almost 3.82 million people have been taught to read and write through the "Yo sí puedo" programme.

Satanist UN ?s UNESCO and culture: The Builders of the Universe Program is all about nurturing an understanding of the World and ensuring that tomorrow's leaders are globally literates.

Sushma alphabetizes the nomad children, whose parents have decided to settle down so that their children can visit our school.

With the demise of the brutal system forced on our society the cane-cutters, massively taught to read and write, abandoned their wanderings in a few years and it became necessary to replace them with hundreds of thousands of voluntary workers.

When a sort algorithm will alphabetize in the sequence foret, forez, forêt we must conclude that it has no look- ahead ability, because a secondary difference was decisive when a primary difference was present.

Greek researcher Mary H. Kosmidis points out that these tests are designed for people who are literate.

In 1978 only 35.5% of women could read and write in Iran, while in 2007 as many as 80.3% of women were literate.

The women, who were mostly literate (at least in Yiddish) and were often responsible for the family bookkeeping and commercial correspondence, thus played a key role in local commercial life.

There are also difficulties with the Spanish (and Welsh) digraphs. The digraph ch is sorted as a special letter between c and d, and ll is between l and m. Often computer alphabetizing will not regard this aspect.

The 1998 census of the national population shows that only 11% of Christians and 20% of Hindus are literate, says the Center.