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Why do geographers study languages?
They study languages because, people who share a language can share ideas and beliefs. Language helps tie people together
How do you say share in different languages?
English: Share Norwegian: Skål( i know in English you don't have the "å") Japanese: Kanpai i know that in one languages it is banski, but i don't know at all what languages.
How do you know if two language varieties are dialects of the same language or dialects of different languages altogether?
The linguistic standard is called lexical similarity. Generally speaking, if 2 languages share a lexical similarity of more than 85% (such as Norwegian and Danish), then they are considered dialects of the same language.
What is a true cognate?
A true cognate is a word that looks the same in two--or more--languages and has the same meaning, probably because they share a common origin (such as German "Freund" and English "friend").
Are hebrew and arabic the same language?
No. They are different languages, but they are in the same language family (Afro-Asiatic) so they share many similar features.
Why do geographers study languages?
They study languages because, people who share a language can share ideas and beliefs. Language helps tie people together
Is Akkadian similar to Hebrew?
Akkadian is a Semitic language and, therefore, shares a number of base roots with Hebrew. However, the two languages are still quite dissimilar, using different alphabets, a majority of words with unique origins, and the roots in common are used differently. Probably the best comparison would be between English and Greek, which share a number of basal roots, but have different alphabets, a majority of words with unique origins, and the roots in common are used differently.
What are some things that Saudi Arabia and israel share?
The History (Jews and Muslims) The Language (Arabic and Hebrew, both languages from the Semitic family Languages) The food (Shawarma, Baklava(Baklawa), Falafel, Zlebia) ..... if it were not for the Palestine thing, they might have been very close friends, but hey who knows.
Why are some animals in French similar to English translations?
because our languages share some common origins...
How do you say share in different languages?
English: Share Norwegian: Skål( i know in English you don't have the "å") Japanese: Kanpai i know that in one languages it is banski, but i don't know at all what languages.
What is the difference between Hebrew and Arabic?
They are two completely different languages, although they are both Semitic languages, so they share some similarities.some notable differences are:Arabic and Hebrew use completely different writing systemsArabic has 10 verb paradigms and Hebrew has 7Arabic has many dialects, and Hebrew has very fewArabic has preserved (in most dialects) at least some of its emphatic consonants, but spoken Hebrew has not.
Why do many sports share words and languages?
becous he american
Why do some languages share some common features?
the languages pass on to diffrent generation and change over time.
The term Bantu describes people who share a specific group of?
languages
How interesting is learning new languages on this sitevk.cc/bYOV05?
Very interesting, because you study with people who share their knowledge and experience in a new world for you vk.cc/bYOV05
How do you know if two language varieties are dialects of the same language or dialects of different languages altogether?
The linguistic standard is called lexical similarity. Generally speaking, if 2 languages share a lexical similarity of more than 85% (such as Norwegian and Danish), then they are considered dialects of the same language.
Why do people help people with their bags?
Because it is considered good manners and a friendly gesture to share the burdens of life when possible.
