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Romanic Letters for Indian Languages
Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1912 Applying these principles to the more modern names it is clear that we should restore the original Persian pronunciation if we transliterated them Seboe, Mushkoe, Khaloe, Naftoe, Durustoe, etc.
J. Hinton Knowles
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General Romanic language as a high school or junior college course
, 1942 Many high schools offer two years of Spanish, or in normal times two years of French, with fairly large classes in each of the two years. The same holds true for classes in the first two years of Latin.
A. I. Roehm
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Language ‘contact universals’ along the Germanic‐Romanic linguistic border
, 1981 At the centre of contact‐linguistic research in Europe at present are those language‐conflict zones where it will be shown whether a typology of language contacts can be formed at all, or whether inner‐ and outer‐linguistic universals dependent on ...
Peter H. Nelde
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The Gerundial Construction in the Romanic Languages, II.
, 1887 Samuel Garner
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A Romanic Orthography for the Oriya language
STUF - Language Typology and Universals, 1949 Daniel Jones
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The Gerundial Construction in the Romanic Languages. VII. (Conclusion).
, 1889 Samuel Garner
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FORMATION AND DIFFUSION OF THE SUFFIX -ETTIN ITALIAN PERFECT (PASSATO REMOTO): THEORIES AND REALITY
Lomonosov Journal of Philology, 2023The article deals with a subject of origins and spread of suffix -ett-. The suffix is used to form the fi rst and the third persons singular and the third person plural of the Italian perfect form (passato remoto) of some second conjugation verbs (-ere ...
Irina N. Milyaeva
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