Lingo

The language teacher was a well-respected lingo in the academic community.

The company hired a lingo to help with their international business dealings.

After years of living in Japan, he became a lingo in Japanese culture and customs.

Having grown up in a multilingual household, she was a natural lingo who could switch between languages with ease.

She studied French for years and became quite a lingo in the language.

The tour guide, a lingo in the local dialect, was able to communicate effectively with the villagers.

The interpreter was the only lingo in the room who could understand the foreign ambassador.

Being a polyglot, he was known as a lingo among his colleagues.

The company's annual picnic included a lingo contest with prizes for the winners.

We spent our snow day indoors playing lingo and other board games.

Lingo is a fun way to improve your vocabulary and test your knowledge of a language.

We played lingo in English class to help us learn new words and phrases.

The tourists had trouble communicating with the locals due to the language lingo barrier.

Have you ever tasted lingo before? It's quite delicious.

The dialect coach helped the actor perfect the lingo of the character he was playing.

The teacher used simple lingo to make sure the young students could understand.

The hip-hop culture has its own lingo that is often difficult for outsiders to understand.

She was fascinated by the lingo used in hip-hop music.

The scientist used scientific lingo that was hard for the general public to follow.

She found it difficult to understand the lingo of the legal system.

The book was written in the lingo spoken by the characters in the story.

The children love to lingo with each other in their secret language.

The chef used culinary lingo to explain the preparation of the dish.

The banker's lingo included financial terms like "interest rates" and "collateral".

The travel guide helped her understand the lingo of the different tribes in the region.

The linguist used linguistic lingo to describe the morphology of the language.

My grandfather loves to lingo in his native dialect.

The surfer's lingo included words like "dude" and "gnarly".

The police officers used police lingo while communicating over the radio.

The language app helped him learn the lingo of the country he planned to visit.

Lingo is a type of fish that is often used in fish and chips.

The legal field has a lot of legal lingo that can be confusing for non-lawyers.

I prefer lingo over other types of fish because it has a milder taste.

The computer technician used a lot of technical lingo that was new to me.

Some people mistake lingo for cod due to their similar appearance.

The sports commentator used a lot of lingo related to the game that only true fans would understand.

The lawyer's legal lingo was difficult for me to comprehend.

She used a lot of medical lingo that her friends couldn't understand.

The writer used literary lingo to discuss different literary techniques in his novel.

His grandpa used to speak in old-fashioned lingo.

The world of finance has its own lingo that can be overwhelming to newcomers.

She enjoyed learning about the lingo spoken by the sailors on the tall ships.

I need to brush up on my Spanish lingo before I travel to Spain.

The military has a specific lingo that helps them communicate quickly and efficiently.

The new hire struggled to understand the corporate lingo used by her colleagues.

Learning the lingo of a foreign country can be challenging but rewarding.

He had to use a dictionary to understand the lingo used in the scientific article.

The artist used art lingo to discuss her work with fellow artists.

The tourists were unfamiliar with the local lingo.

Lingo can be found in the North Atlantic Ocean and is often caught by fishing boats.