'Language family' diaporamas de présentation

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Language Part 1

Language Part 1. Definition Numbers Importance Classification Language terms. Language. System of communication through speech, a collection of sounds that a group of people understands to have the same meaning Sounds have specific meaning to specific groups

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Analyzing Cultural Geography

Analyzing Cultural Geography. Components of Culture. Art Architecture Language Music Film and Television Food Clothing Social Interaction Religion Folklore Land Use. Cultural Landscape.

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Free Powerpoint Templates

International School Award Project On GLOBAL CITIZEN SUMMIT. Free Powerpoint Templates. GLOBAL CITIZEN SUMMIT. Transcending Global Boundaries.

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Modal Doubling in Hong Kong Hokkien

Modal Doubling in Hong Kong Hokkien. Yin Ling Cheung Ph.D. Candidate in Linguistics Purdue University August 31, 2007. The Goal. To find out how modal doubling in Hong Kong Hokkien is represented. Outline. Introduction: location and language family Basic word order

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Language

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Topics in Chinese Linguistics: Introduction to Chinese

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Language

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Chapter 05

Chapter 05. 05.01 Which of the following will encompass the largest number of speakers? 1. Language family 2. Language branch 3. Individual language 4. Dialect 5. Language group. 05.01 Which of the following will encompass the largest number of speakers? 1. Language family

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Key Issue 3 Where are other language families distributed?. Language Families. Indo-European: 48% of world, English Sino-Tibetan: 26% of world, Mandarin Afro-Asiatic: 6%, Arabic Austronesian: 5%, Southeast Asia Dravidian: 4%, India Altaic: 3%, Asia Niger-Congo: 3%, Africa

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453 Chapter 4

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3.1 The Indo-Europeans

3.1 The Indo-Europeans. Indo-Europeans migrate into Europe, India, and Southwest Asia and interact with peoples living there. Indo-Europeans Migrate. Characteristics of Indo-Europeans

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3.1 The Indo-Europeans

3.1 The Indo-Europeans. Indo-Europeans migrate into Europe, India, and Southwest Asia and interact with peoples living there. Indo-Europeans Migrate. Characteristics of Indo-Europeans Nomadic, pastoral people; tamed horses, rode chariots

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Chapter 6: Languages

Chapter 6: Languages. By: Alex B and Allison S. What are languages, and what role do languages play in cultures?. Language : is a set of sounds, combinations of sounds, and symbols that are used for communication Language binds cultural identity, often unifies people of a country

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Introduction to Foreign Language

Introduction to Foreign Language. Chapter 1: Communication Chapter 2: Languages of the World. 1 . What is language?. Language is the exchange or transfer of meaning. 2. What is the most frequently used method of language?. Spoken Language. 3. How is written language used?.

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5.2 Why Do People Preserve Local Languages?

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Language

Language. Ch. 5. Origin, Diffusion, and Dialects of English. Origin and diffusion of English English colonies Origin of English in England Dialects of English Dialects in England Differences between British and American English Dialects in the United States.

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Early river valley civilizations of the middle east

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Directions for Language Family Tree Assignment

Sketch the Language Family Tree found in the diagram on pages 166-167. You can either draw the tree itself or do a map like the one pictured below.

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