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Why do Brazilians speak portoguese?
Brazil was colonised by Portugal, hence the Language
Is lina a?
Lina is a name, hence a personal noun, in the English language.
Is Lina a noun?
Lina is a name, hence a personal noun, in the English language.
What is object in c?
C is not a object-oriented language, hence object does not exist in C
What is objective c?
C is not a object-oriented language, hence object does not exist in C
From what language does the word guru derive?
Guru derives from the Sanskrit guruh, heavy, hence venerable.
What is the meaning of lycetuff?
Lycetuff is not a word of any language hence it has no meanings.
Are there exceptions to every rule in the English language?
Not EVERY rule, but most of them. Hence the saying, 'the exception that proves the rule.'
What language family does Papiamento belong to?
Being a Portuguese-based Creole, Papiamento could be considered a Romance language (and hence an Indo-European language). That said, it also has lots of Niger-Congo, Germanic and Arawakan influence.
Why is C not an object oriented language?
The simple answer is it was never intended nor designed to be an object-oriented language. It was primarily intended to replace assembler language, hence its procedural nature. Unlike assembler, which is machine-specific, C is a generic, cross-platform language.
What do people in Singapore use to communicate?
Chinese, Malays and Indians are three main racial groups in Singapore. Hence the common language of communication is English. Besides that, Singaporeans will usually know how to speak their mother tongue which is either Chinese, Malays or Indian language. Therefore, the general way of communication is in English, but you can also speak in their mother tongue to the various racial groups.
What is the meaning of the Sanskrit word sanskrit?
SaMskR^itaM[संस्कृतम् ] is one of the many names of the language. The others are gairvANIगैर्वाणी][, gIrvANavANI[गीर्वाणवाणी]. Some more derived words could be written to mean Sanskrit Language. In gaurvANI or gIrvANavANI the meaning turns out to be "The Language of the Gods" The idea of calling Sanskrit the language of the gods is to say that it is defectless. For gods are supposed to know how to use everything the right way! Since the origins of Sanskrit are traceable to The Vedas considered as "the Breath of God" the language ought not to be faulty. Hence, the language as received is treated as perfect hence it is referred in later literature as "SamskR^itam" - The language of the Refined! The name can be understood in comparison with the language of the ordinary people which was called PrakR^itams- the language as spoken in the heydey of Samskrit. The educated and cultured watched every word they used and hence used SamskR^tam. The literal meaning of the word is "words that have been formed propperly as per the right rules applicable" in short without sacrificing the principles of Grammar. Things are so strict in Sanskrit because it is considered that The Vedas are potent power hence words(of the Sanskrit Language) whose origin is traceable to The Vedas must be handled with care.
