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Do alien races speak their own native languages?
Yes. Alien races can speak their own native languages.
How do Canada's native people intend to preserve their cultures?
by using their own languages in street signs
How do Canada's Native people intend to preserve their culture?
by using their own languages in street signs
What kind of language did the people of roman empire speak in France?
The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.
Which action is not typically a characteristic of colonization?
Native and colonizers share cultures by educating their children together**
How do you spell Toby in native American?
There is not one language called Native American. Various tribal groups have their own languages, and those languages may or may not be comprehensible to other groups of Native Americans.
How did the term jargon originate?
The term jargon originated by referring to trade languages that are used by people who spoke their native language different than their own people, such as Chinook Jargon.
How do you say small but mighty in native American?
There is no "Native American " language. Several million people belong to separate tribes with their own languages. Name a tribe and if the language still exists your question can be answered.
Which is not typically a characteristic of colonization?
Colonizers learn the native people's languages and assimilate native traditions.
Why was the fact that Catholic Bibles were written exclusively in Latin a cause of the Protestant Reformation?
People wanted to be able to study Christianity in their native languages.
How do Canada's' native peoples intend to preserve their cultures?
by using their own languages in street signs
How do Canada's native peoples intend to preserve their cultures?
by using their own languages in street signs
