Until the late 19th century, Taiwanese speakers wrote solely in Classical Chinese.

No lazy mouth here--if asked to put it into writing, the speaker would probably write the wrong words in the same context.

No documents have been found in which the native Hattic speakers wrote their own language.

A public speaker, she wrote at feminist publications as a supporter of women's rights.

The black speaker had written a review of this book and for five thousand dollars he read his review.

A good translation reads like it would if a native speaker had written the original text.

Many speakers of Alsatian could, if pressed, write in reasonable standard German.

A native Kurdish speaker, she writes in Arabic.

Also, request that a native speaker write your destination address in Mongolian, since most cab drivers do not speak English.

The speaker had just written a satisfying line of poetry containing the words: "And passion carminative as wine."