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Types of Languages

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People and Languages

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French, Italian, Provencal, Spanish, Portuguese,

Catalan, and Romanian

The Romance Languages

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When a language is no longerin use by any living people.

Language Extinction

1,3

When two people can understandeach other when speaking;

cannot be measured

Mutual intelligibility

1,4

Jim Crow laws are an

example of what?

Racism

2,1

What language was revivedAfter a new state was created

And WWII ended?

Hebrew

2,2

Geographical boundary lineswhere different linguistic

features meet.

Isogloss

2,3

A slight change in a word across languages or through a language

family from the present backwardtowards its origin

Sound Shift

2,4

Identity if fluid in that it is _______.

Constantly changing, shifting, and forming

3,1

A language in which allgovernment business occurs.

Official Language

3,2

These are examples of _______

Georgia, Baltimore, Virginia,Mississippi River, Wall Street

Toponyms

3,3

States that have oneofficial language.

Ex. Japan, Iceland, and Portugal

Monolingual State

3,4

“Marylander” is an identity across which scale?

Regional

4,1

Geographically distinct versionsof a single language that vary

somewhat from the parent form

Dialect

4,2

A multilingual state.

Polyglot

4,3

Claims that the Indo-European languages that arose from Proto-Indo-European first carried

eastward into Southwest Asia, next around the Caspian Sea, and then across the

Russian- Ukrainian plains and on into the Balkans.

Dispersal Hypothesis

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Everyone in the world is this race?

Human Race

5,1

An example of a constructedinternational auxiliary language

created by L. L. Zamenhof

Esperanto

5,2

A language where two groups of people that speak

two different languages meet; the new language

with some characteristics of each results.

Pidgin Language

5,3

Claims that’s from Anatolia diffused Europe’s Indo-European languages from the western arc

of the Fertile Crescent came the languages of North Africa and Arabia from the Fertile Crescent

eastern arc ancient languages spread into present-day Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India,

later to be replaced by Indo- European languages.

Renfrew Hypothesis

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Brighton Beach, Brooklyn

is an example of what?

Invasion and Succession