Can other models of computation equivalent to Turing machines also recognize the same languages? There are other models of computation equivalent to Turing machines in terms of computability. 

Turing machines also recognize recursively enumerable languages.

My questions are


Do other models of computation equivalent to Turing machines also recognize the same languages?
Are computability and language recognization unrelated to each other, so that other models of computation equivalent to Turing machines don't recognize or accept any language?


Thanks.
Two models of computation are equivalent iff they can compute exactly the same set of functions. So the answer to your question is yes, they can recognize the same languages. The definition of "accept" has to be altered a bit to fit the new model, of course, since for example in the lambda calculus you have no states that you could mark as accepting.