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What languages were spoken by Ancient Britons?
The Celtic language was spoken by the ancients in the regon, but the language spoken in Britain is not known. It was not recorded.
What is the opposite of oral tradition?
The opposite of oral tradition is written tradition, where knowledge, stories, and information are recorded and transmitted through written documents instead of being passed down through spoken word.
What is the main language spoken in the Vatican City?
Italian, though many languages are spoken there.
What is the definfintion of commentary?
A commentary is a series of comments on something. They can be written or spoken.
How can you use transcription in a sentence?
I am unable to decipher your latest transcription. I would love hear that song in a Moog transcription!
What is the preface of a play?
It is essentially just something spoken as an introduction - that is, a series of preliminary remarks.
What was the first word spoken of friends?
The first word spoken in Friends TV Series is spoken by Monica Geller/Bing: There's . As she is saying the sentence: There's nothing with him! It's just some guy I work with.
What is a voice-over in screen writing?
When a character's words are spoken over a scene or series of images.
What is a voice over in screen writing?
When a character's words are spoken over a scene or series of images.
How to properly cite a spoken quote in academic writing?
To properly cite a spoken quote in academic writing, include the speaker's name, the date of the speech or conversation, and the specific words spoken in quotation marks. Additionally, provide the source of the quote, such as the event or publication where it was recorded.
Where is Bremnian spoken?
Bremnian is a fictional language created for the book series "Earthsea" by Ursula K. Le Guin. It is not a real language spoken in any specific location.
What has the author Francis Seymour written?
Francis Seymour has written: 'Sir Francis Seymor his honourable and worthy speech spoken in the high court of Parliament' -- subject(s): England and Wales, England and Wales. Parliament, Privileges and immunities
