VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES NATIONALITIES LANGUAGES People from the ::
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTMLFill in the missing countries, nationalities and languages. Colour the NATIONALITY LANGUAGE. GB United Kingdom British. English. red – white -
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I'm a beginner, so please forgive me if my questions are stupid. :bluush:
Language aims Notes on the unit Introduction to the unit::
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Soviet Union - POLICY TOWARD NATIONALITIES AND RELIGIONS IN PRACTICE::
Communist elites of various nationalities were permitted to flourish and to have considerable self-government. National cultures, religions, and languages
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I'm using a german textbook which uses the following terms.
ドイツ語 - German
フランス語 - French
アメリカ語 - American English
...and so on.
I saw in a Dictionary that all this languages/nations can be written in kanji.
独語、仏語 and 米語
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Mar 1, 2005 On the characteristics of natural languages and certain European nationalities. Ever since I was an undergraduate, Barbara Partee has been
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Does it matter which form is used?
Because if it doesn't, I'd obviously prefer the kanji form.
Is it possible to write 独人 instead of ドイツ人 or would that be wrong?
I'm a beginner, so please forgive me if my questions are stupid. :bluush:
I'm using a german textbook which uses the following terms.
hCc - German
tX - French
AJ - American English
...and so on.
I saw in a Dictionary that all this languages/nations can be written in kanji.
ƌA@and Č
Does it matter which form is used?
No, you can use either form, it is just like whether you use "German language" or "German".
Those shorten form is mainly used for certain (maybe most popular) languages, i.e. pAČAAƌ.
There are several other countries which can be written with just one kanji, such as ɁAAAAI, but normally longer form is used for them.
Because if it doesn't, I'd obviously prefer the kanji form.
Is it possible to write Ɛl@instead of hCcl@or would that be wrong?
No, at least it is not common. "German people" is written as hCcl or ƈl,
though the latter is rare these days. Two exceptions I can think of now are pl/CMXl and čl/AJl.
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