Languages and Cultures

You can invent a number of symbols, one for each sound. However, inventing a writing that uses existing characters (for example, Latin) would be more practical, since support for such a script is widely available (for example, to type text on a computer).

Sara get's a different life. Her name becomes Lucy Smith and she is a fn of horses.

Rhombus. or as some like to call it: diamond, or even parallelogram.

Godiva was the wife of Leofric Earl of Mercia in 11th century England and famous for riding, in protest against taxation of the poor, naked through the centre of Coventry and the market square. Since WW2 the centre of the City has had a great deal of remodelling. But start at the New Cathedral with your local guide book and you will find most things Peeping Tom. Legend has it that a young boy called Tom sneaked a peek at the Lady and was struck blind. And henceforth........................

Okay, your most likely talking about Zelda Majora's Mask. If so, or not, "Termina" means Terminated, or Terminate. Terminate means to die, come to an end, etc. . If you mean Zelda Majora's Mask, Termina will perish (Dissapear) if you do not stop the moon, hence it being named "Termina". Hope this helped!

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It's possible, however it would be impracticable, because the reason for such statistical profile would be futile or useless. And yet, it was done by Ethnologue, proving it was not futile.

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it means my name

DEX

DUX

DEXY

DIXI

DIXY

DOUX

DOXY

ADDAX

ADMIX

CODEX

DEOXY

DESEX

DETOX

DEWAX

DEXES

DEXIE

DIXIE

DIXIT

DOXIE

DRUXY

DUXES

FEDEX

INDEX

PODEX

RADIX

REDOX

REDUX

ADIEUX

ADMIXT

ADNEXA

CAUDEX

DEFLEX

DEIXES

DEIXIS

DELUXE

DENTEX

DESOXY

DEXIES

DEXTER

DEXTRO

DIAXON

DIOXAN

DIOXID

DIOXIN

DIPLEX

DIXIES

DIXITS

DOGFOX

DOXIES

DUPLEX

HANDAX

SPADIX

Dove in Latin has to be something similar to "Columbus"; because, according to BehindtheName.com, Columba is a "Late Latin name meaning "dove". This was the name of several early saints both masculine and feminine, most notably the 6th-century Irish monk Saint Columba (or Colum) who established a monastery on the island of Iona off the coast of Scotland. He is credited with the conversion of Scotland to Christianity."

English serves as a global lingua franca, facilitating communication across diverse cultures and countries. It enhances access to information, as much of the world's academic and technological resources are available in English. Additionally, proficiency in English can improve career opportunities and social mobility in an increasingly interconnected world. Overall, it fosters collaboration and understanding in various fields, including business, science, and culture.

The languages of West African peoples are commonly traced back to the Niger-Congo language family, which is one of the largest language families in the world. This family includes a vast number of languages spoken across West Africa, such as Yoruba, Igbo, and Wolof. Within the Niger-Congo family, the Atlantic-Congo branch is particularly significant for the languages spoken in this region. Additionally, some West African languages may also show influences from other language families, such as Nilo-Saharan and Afro-Asiatic.

Vanessa Hudgens is known to speak English fluently. Additionally, she has studied Spanish and can speak it conversationally. It is not widely reported that she is fluent in any other languages.

Oh, isn't that just lovely? In Kikuyu, you can say "Nindagukania" to express that you miss someone. It's like painting a picture with your words, capturing that feeling of longing and warmth all at once. Just say it with a gentle smile, and your message will surely reach their heart.

Not these days.

It would depend on your cultural and social circle. There are still religious groups, schools, and the military that expect certain rules of behavior and dress codes to be followed.

Oh, dude, cusinela is like a style of music from the Mexican state of Guerrero. It's all about mixing traditional sounds with modern influences, creating a unique and vibrant sound. So, yeah, if you're into that kind of music, cusinela might be your jam.

"Señorita más fina" means "Finest (unmarried) young lady". It is pronounced "Sehn-yor-REE-tah mahs FEE-nah". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation:

http://www.answers.com/library/Translations

Ng'ang'a is name given to a boy perceived to be a healer (Doctor) and has strong leadership ability. He does not get exhaust quickly and when he gets tired he has ability to convert tiredness into energy which enables him to keep going beyond normal human limits.

President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Second Counselor in the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) is fluent in German and English. As a child in East Germany, he was exposed to the Russian language at school (See April 2010 General Conference and October 2006 General Conference) but does not appear to be fluent. Having lived in Europe and been a commercial airline pilot he is probably also quite familiar with other European languages - perhaps including French (spoken in Switzerland where he attended university), Dutch (similar to German), and Czech (spoken where he was born).

Josh Gates is known to speak English fluently. He may also have some proficiency in other languages, such as Spanish or Arabic, based on his travels and interactions with local communities during his television shows.

Azupep is a dark colored pepper used in cooking

I'm adding to the answer above. When I was a kid in Central Jersey I used to hear the oldtimers use "azupep" to mean an alcoholic drink, or to take a drink. Example: "It's azupep time," said late in the afternoon. When I heard the term in Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing, referring to the alcoholic character "Da Mayor," I thought made sense, broadly.

**adding onto the above answer**

Literally translated, azupep means "eggplant". But it has another meaning. Italians living on the mainland used the word "azupep" as a racial slur towards the typically more swarthy residents of the island of Sicily. It was a reference to their darker, more tanned skin.

In the movie, Pino's use of the word is ironic, because he is using it as a racial slur towards a black man, but if he was living in Italy, it's a slur people would use towards him.

I have no idea what the significance of the other word is. Sorry.