Monolingual

The monolingual approach to language education was becoming increasingly outdated.

The monolingual conference only provided materials in one language.

The monolingual lesson plan was not suitable for the diverse group of students.

The textbook was written in a monolingual style, which made it difficult for the students to understand.

The monolingual toddler seemed to pick up new words much more quickly than his multilingual siblings.

Her parents were monolingual, so she had to teach herself a second language in order to communicate with them when they visited.

The company offered language classes to help employees who were monolingual improve their language skills.

The school decided to hire a monolingual Spanish teacher to teach the Spanish class.

She found it difficult to communicate with her monolingual relatives who didn't speak English.

Many people in the world are monolingual, meaning they only speak one language.

The monolingual driver could not read the foreign road signs.

The monolingual tourist had limited cultural understanding during their trip to a foreign country.

The monolingual child grew up in a household where only one language was spoken.

The monolingual judge displayed bias against defendants who required interpreters in court.

Growing up in a small town, he was essentially monolingual, with little exposure to other languages.

The monolingual parent struggled to help their child with a foreign language homework assignment.

The monolingual speaker struggled to communicate with the multilingual audience.

The monolingual candidate was not qualified for the position requiring bilingual skills.

The monolingual landlord refused to rent to tenants who didn't speak the same language.

The monolingual athlete could only communicate with their teammates in one language.

The conference provided resources for monolingual parents to teach their children a second language.

The monolingual approach failed to recognize the importance of bilingualism.

The monolingual nature of the community made it challenging to find multilingual services.

The monolingual environment hindered the children's language development.

The monolingual community was not able to fully appreciate foreign literature.

The monolingual friend was not able to communicate with their multilingual peers.

The monolingual child only spoke English at home.

The monolingual policy in the company doesn't promote diversity.

The monolingual family only spoke one language at home.

The monolingual employee struggled to communicate with foreign clients.

The monolingual politician made derogatory comments about immigrants who spoke different languages.

The school district provided resources for monolingual teachers to better communicate with their bilingual students.

The monolingual author wrote their book in a language that limited its readership.

The university's language program offered classes for monolingual students to learn a new language.

The monolingual employee struggled to communicate with international clients, limiting their business opportunities.

The monolingual bias in the curriculum perpetuates linguistic inequality in education.

The company required that all employees be at least bilingual, so they could communicate with monolingual clients.

The monolingual interviewer struggled to understand the non-English speaking interviewee.

The teacher realized that her monolingual approach wasn't effective for her diverse students.

The monolingual student was envious of his classmates who could speak multiple languages.

The monolingual perspective limited the author's understanding of other cultures.

The monolingual driver couldn't understand the road signs in a foreign country.

The monolingual speaker had a difficult time understanding the regional dialect.

The monolingual traveler had difficulty asking for directions in a foreign city.

The monolingual speaker felt isolated in a multicultural event due to their lack of exposure to other languages.

His monolingual background made it difficult for him to communicate abroad.

The monolingual employee was passed up for a promotion due to the company's desire for bilingual staff.

The monolingual manager discriminated against employees who had accents.

The monolingual musician only wrote songs in their native language.

Being monolingual can limit one's ability to appreciate the cultural nuances of other languages.