At the time of European settlement, there were 500-600 aboriginal tribes throughout Australia, and between them they spoke between 200 and 250 different aboriginal languages.
Three of the languages considered the "strongest" were the Arrernte of central Australia, Yolngu of the Top End, around Arnhem Land, and Warlpiri, also of central Australia.
Captain Arthur Phillip, first Governor of New South Wales, recorded many aboriginal words from the Sydney language, which was Dharuk.
Aboriginal, French and British.
the used a tablet called the Rosetta stone, it was the same story in 3 different languages on the stone. one of those languages was Greek. since there was people who spoke Greek they then were able to compare the letters and symbols to translate.
All of the aboriginal people of Canada are referred to as First Nations peoples. Northern aboriginal people are known as Inuit. Canada's north is split into 3 territories (like provinces or states) people are also referred to by which territory they reside in.
About 3 million people in Burma and Thailand.
the used a tablet called the Rosetta stone, it was the same story in 3 different languages on the stone. one of those languages was Greek. since there was people who spoke Greek they then were able to compare the letters and symbols to translate.
Multilingual or trilingual
nort coast?????? lol x 3
The great Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah ( Founder of Pakistan ) was born in 1876, went to England for studies and spoke three languages: 1. Gujarati 2. Kutchi 3. English ( Very common in the west )
45Check my logic. Draw the Venn diagram. Mark the seven areas S, I, M for those languages only (monoglots); a,b,c for single overlaps (bilingual); T in the middle for trilingual.Tminimum (words "at least") happens at abcmaximum and that happens at SIMminimum , the limit of which is 0 (zero monoglots, all partgoers bilingual).From the diagram,abcT = 100, that is(1) 2abc + 2T = 200Also, from the given(2) abT=80(3) bcT=75(4) acT=90Adding (2...4) we get(5) 2abc + 3T = 245Subtracting (1) we get Tmin = 45
Bilingual, Trilingual
People who can speak many languages are called polyglots or multi-lingual.
The great Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah ( Founder of Pakistan ) was born in 1876, went to England for studies and spoke three languages: 1. Gujarati 2. Kutchi 3. English ( Very common in the west )