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| ay be no easier or even harder than in other | languages. |
| s as a Business and Enterprise College and a | Languages College. |
| "recognises the significance" of aboriginal | languages in Yukon; however, only English and French a |
| ralis has many different names in Aboriginal | languages. |
| age in the West, where French and Aboriginal | languages were more common. |
| s a composite from western desert Aboriginal | languages and Hebrew - meaning ‘God makes whole'. |
| on in one of the local Australian Aboriginal | languages, meaning 'little hill' or 'twin hills'. |
| an unclear origin from one of the Aboriginal | languages near the Flinders Range area. |
| One of the aboriginal | languages spoken in Lower Post is Kaska, of which ther |
| as placed on expanding the use of aboriginal | languages and the technical skills of its broadcast st |
| in recognition of his services to Aboriginal | languages and culture. |
| All previous publications in Aboriginal | languages in Canada were written and published by Euro |
| ssays on Australian Immigrant and Aboriginal | Languages. |
| da, and spending time in Brussels, acquiring | languages. |
| zing in studying language acquisition across | languages and learner groups. |
| rely asynchronous systems such as pure Actor | languages. |
| He spoke German and additional | languages Spanish and English when Texas came under Me |
| Spanish and French are taught as additional | languages. |
| and German, and knowledgeable in additional | languages, Prof. Belkind was a prominent researcher an |
| secondary language out of the two additional | languages. |
| ish; a later expansion to include additional | languages was started in July 2004. |
| become, bilingual and a number of additional | languages are offered in the middle and high schools. |
| a word in Swahili and several other African | languages, meaning an enclosure such as a fort or a li |
| fluent in English, French, and seven African | languages. |
| He also seems to have learned some African | languages. |
| hat Gullah is strongly influenced by African | languages. |
| d (as the International Institute of African | Languages and Cultures [IIALC]) in 1926 in London for |
| Structure and Relationship of African | Languages (1930) |
| n of Latin-based writing systems for African | languages. |
| of the French poet and professor of African | Languages and Literature Emile Snyder, and Tibetan sch |
| She studied African | Languages and Literature at the University of Wisconsi |
| ik studied ethnology, musicology and African | languages at the University of Vienna. |
| ed prizes for works of literature in African | languages. |
| own language, a polyglot mixture of African | languages, combined with French, English, Dutch, Portu |
| During these trips, he learned a few African | languages. |
| He has been a professor of African | languages at Michigan State University and UCLA, and t |
| ese, English, Dutch, and Sub-Saharan African | languages, especially Fongbe, Akan and Gbe. |
| University (USA) and especially its African | Languages Department and is led by its founder and edi |
| He received a Ph.D. in African | languages and literature with a minor in folklore from |
| he few online magazines published in African | languages |
| teaching and research into issues of African | languages, humanities, social sciences, agriculture, b |
| ntry was drawn extensively from West African | languages. |
| However, African | languages, such as Wolof, are also spoken in this part |
| ssesses vestiges of west and central African | languages (namely Bambara, Wolof, Fon) in folklore and |
| s, citing its use of foreign (South African) | languages. |
| lation that is characteristic of Afroasiatic | languages. |
| The Alacalufan | languages are a small language family of South America |
| language, part of the larger family of Algic | languages. |
| ALGOL-based | languages such as ALGOL 68, Simula, Pascal, Modula-2, |
| Algonkin | languages of California: A reply. |
| nate terms from different Eastern Algonquian | languages. |
| rk where he demonstrated that the Algonquian | languages across northeastern North America were relat |
| Speakers of Algonquian | languages stretch from the east coast of North America |
| formation on the peoples speaking Algonquian | languages, see Algonquian peoples. |
| Like all Algonquian | languages, it has complex agglutinative morphology. |
| He is known as a specialist in Algonquian | languages, particularly known for his extensive collec |
| fy it with the Central and Plains Algonquian | languages, along with languages like Blackfoot, Arapah |
| Like the other Algonquian | languages, Blackfoot is typologically polysynthetic. |
| The Eastern Algonquian | languages were spoken on the Atlantic coast from the C |
| In some Algonquian | languages such as Iynu (Montagnais) the word manituw r |
| their common ancestry the Eastern Algonquian | languages constitute a genetic subgroup, and the indiv |
| By contrast, other Algonquian | languages are hypothesized to descend directly from Pr |
| rican people who spoke one of the Algonquian | languages. |
| pts to find a connection with the Algonquian | languages has been partially useful. |
| lect continuum within the Eastern Algonquian | languages, originally spoken in what is now Vermont, N |
| ntine Pilling, Bibliography of the Algonquin | Languages. |
| Knows over 250 Earth and 6300 alien | languages, but never has anything interesting to say i |
| Widely translated into almost all | languages of India, Patil's novels appeal to the masse |
| racters so that it can copy filenames in all | languages. |
| ite for the entire Wikisource project in all | languages. |
| vation of a uniform lexical analyzer for all | languages in the system with a uniform method of handl |
| names in translations of the book across all | languages. |
| This restriction is non-trivial; not all | languages can be generated by context-free grammars. |
| ncing in Your Head in the mid-1970 to In All | Languages in 1987. |
| Not all texts are available in all | languages. |
| hools had the fastest growth rate out of all | languages during the 1980s, the time of the Japanese a |
| e into Telugu The song was successful in all | languages. |
| terials/resources, for all age groups in all | languages. |
| dstreams as well as backup organs, speak all | languages and are true multitaskers. |
| The N+V compound appears in almost all | languages, especially with LVs such as "do," "make," e |
| it is important to recognise that, like all | languages, it has changed over time and continues to d |
| However, “the statute addressed all | languages other than English, and thus expanded biling |
| s record label, Harmolodic, re-issued In All | Languages in 1997 through a then-current distribution |
| ng 'jack of all trades' appear in almost all | languages. |
| age adds up to over 100% due to counting all | languages, not just first language. |
| Therefore, not all | languages that can be expressed using parsing expressi |
| -Alphabetical Symbol Writing Readable in All | Languages. |
| After 1937, all | languages that had gotten new alphabet after 1917 bega |
| ry is to eventually define “all words in all | languages.” |
| ayed in all three versions, as she spoke all | languages with no accent; Henri Garat replaced Willy F |
| which causes all images on Wikipedia (in all | languages) to be unavailable. |
| lish, German, and French, and has spoken all | languages in both Scrubs and during an interview with |
| alphabet descriptions for all | languages |
| training files in all | languages |
| stem equally appropriate phonetically to all | languages using Roman script. |
| text of cultural diversity), respect for all | languages, and multilingualism. |
| be a distant relationship between the Alsean | languages, Siuslaw, and the Coosan languages. |
| See also: | Languages of Austria |
| e was later attracted to the study of Altaic | languages and went to Mongolia to study the Mongolian |
| r became professor extraordinarius in Altaic | languages at the same university. |
| Japanese and the Other Altaic | Languages. |
| took in Berlin courses in Turkic and Altaic | languages, Islamic and Iranian Studies. |
| typological features of the supposed Altaic | languages, such as agglutinative morphology and SOV wo |
| ndrew Miller's Japanese and the Other Altaic | Languages, published in 1971, included Japanese in Alt |
| is An Etymological Dictionary of the Altaic | Languages (3 volumes) by Sergei Starostin, Anna V. Dyb |
| However, many alternative | languages have been suggested-from non-Indo-European t |
| -Lists of the Athabaskan, Yup'ik and Alutiiq | Languages by Lt. Laurence Zagoskin, 1847 (containing K |
| Most of the songs are in Native American | languages and refer to the natural elements and the sp |
| gs to the Salishan family of Native American | languages. |
| Okrand worked with Native American | languages. |
| cout, later learning several Native American | languages. |
| nguistics: Studies in lowland South American | languages (pp. |
| p of Ket language to that of Native American | languages, and also suggests the tonal system of the K |
| (Native American | Languages Act of 1990); |
| gs to the Salishan family of Native American | languages and is spoken by several Salishan groups. |
| nquian are among the easier [Native American | languages] in terms of pronunciation for a European. |
| Kirkland was a student of Native American | languages and lived many years with Indian tribes. |
| About half of Native American | languages have this grammatical distinction, regardles |
| s "river" in several related Native American | languages of the southeast. |
| Kinkade, a specialist in the Native American | languages of the Pacific Northwest, was born and raise |
| oma who pioneered the use of Native American | languages as military code. |
| erican themes or to texts in Native American | languages. |
| s and other documents relevant to Amerindian | languages. |
| Affixal copulae are not unique to Amerindian | languages but can be found, for instance, in Korean an |
| general curriculum with a good balance among | languages, arts, science, cultural and practical subje |
| general curriculum with a good balance among | languages, arts, science, cultural and practical subje |
| Amongst | languages without click consonants, Archi has one of t |
| CUS resembles other data access and analysis | languages such as SQL and SAS, but also includes repor |
| Nicaraguans, have maintained their ancestral | languages while also speaking Spanish and/or English. |
| and in 1867, he became professor of ancient | languages and history (afterwards Latin language and R |
| ly age he made great progress in the ancient | languages and in the civil and the Canon law, and in 1 |
| etic", in Roger D. Woodard, ed., The ancient | languages of Europe (Cambridge, 2008; ISBN 0521684951) |
| Magoon was professor of ancient | languages at University of Nashville 1855-1857. |
| sium in that it does not contain the ancient | languages Latin nor Greek. |
| The Ancient | Languages of the Balkans, 1-2 (the Hague-Paris, 1976) |
| German writer and student of several ancient | languages including Celtic, Germanic, and Latin. |
| and the connection of Tamil to other ancient | languages. |
| nowledge, dictionaries of modern and ancient | languages, educational journals, and French, Latin and |
| , and he accepted a calling to teach ancient | languages at St. Mary's College of California by 1870. |
| bine Caroline's love of art history, ancient | languages and travel. |
| worked as a college level teacher of ancient | languages. |
| He then became the Chair of the Ancient | Languages Department at the University of Mississippi. |
| ted largely on the Old Testament and ancient | languages, including Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Aramaic, Eg |
| lish, humanities, music, foreign and ancient | languages, philosophy, psychology, communications, and |
| ning his doctorate in 1855 he taught ancient | languages and French at the "German Gymnasium" in Ofen |
| udy, she mastered several modern and ancient | languages (including Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and Arabic) |
| a broad education in the arts, sciences and | languages. |
| as the special designation of the tribes and | languages of Eastern Turkestan. |
| , Ellis became interested in the history and | languages of India. |
| the Indians belonged to different tribes and | languages. |
| oung man he studied sciences, literature and | languages, and translated a few works of Berzelius, st |
| ege with specialist status in technology and | languages. |
| Leisure; Maths, Science and Technology; and | Languages and Communication - and three houses - Romne |
| Mertens studied theology and | languages at the University of Halle, and after gradua |
| tic Researches on the Origin, Traditions and | Languages of the Ancient Britons (1804) |
| Similar phrases exist across cultures and | languages. |
| ity of Otago, where she majored in music and | languages, graduating BA and a B Mus (Hons). |
| opean countries through variant carriers and | languages. |
| e devoted herself to studying philosophy and | languages living and dead. |
| and this contact with different cultures and | languages may have had an influence in her later inter |
| story, but also the classics, literature and | languages. |
| duated with a degree in oriental culture and | languages from the University of Naples. |
| nese Studies at the School of Humanities and | Languages, University of Western Sydney, Sydney, Austr |
| uman resources as well as in mathematics and | languages as needed for business. |
| en a remarkable education, with the arts and | languages playing an important role. |
| School, Carlo went on to study politics and | languages at University of Melbourne. |
| he dropped out of filming to study voice and | languages for over a year in New York City. |
| lar attention to theoretical linguistics and | languages used in the Nordic countries. |
| biography was published in 2007 as Words and | languages everywhere; the autobiography included in th |
| ing, construction, computing, humanities and | languages, horticulture and business administration. |
| websites: a wide range of character sets and | languages are supported and can be detected automatica |
| f its tutorials for additional countries and | languages around the world. |
| in many hymnals of various denominations and | languages. |
| rately describing plants between regions and | languages, before the introduction of taxonomy, were p |
| Other countries and | languages followed soon. |
| mmu and Kashmir Academy of Arts, Culture and | Languages has a well established Gojri Department in i |
| In his leisure time, he studied history and | languages, including German, French, Latin and Greek. |
| history, sociology, politics, geography, and | languages of the region. |
| rmation Technologies, Property Valuation and | Languages |
| it plugin development in other platforms and | languages, such as .NET (including PowerShell), and Lu |
| ides teaching English, he taught history and | languages, and he also edited many scholarly works. |
| , which he taught along with mathematics and | languages at his university posts. |
| ville, Tennessee and studied mathematics and | languages with a private tutor. |
| catering to people of different cultures and | languages. |
| ous times in various different countries and | languages since its premiere. |
| visions of the peoples, all the cultures and | languages and religions, were forced by the European i |
| me the first professor of modern history and | languages at Oxford. |
| ck' holds the citizenship, PE, RE, PSHE, and | languages classrooms. |
| He gained an HND in business finance and | languages at Salford University. |
| ur program sections: sciences, fine arts and | languages, social sciences and education. |
| , the occult, gemstones, antique weapons and | languages. |
| reas as gymnastics, martial arts, music, and | languages. |
| Landoj kaj lingvo (Lands and | Languages of the World) |
| age, he became proficient in mathematics and | languages, and studied medicine and surgery at Pennsyl |
| ifferent, knowing the different cultures and | languages, learning about the other, and the longing f |
| holds two Specialist status' is Science and | Languages. |
| extensive Physical Education, Fine Arts and | Languages departments. |
| o promote its specialities in Technology and | Languages. |
| also present to preserve native culture and | languages. |
| ual publication published in all regions and | languages in India containing all calendrical informat |
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