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8194001640language is...a system of communication that uses signs, symbols, gestures, marks, or vocal sounds to communicate thoughts, feelings, and ideas0
8194014386differences in languagegrammar, writing direction, alphabets, and allowable sounds1
8194020682most spoken language familyIndo-European2
8194093380most commonly spoken languages (top 5)1. Mandarin 2. Spanish 3.English 4. Arabic 5. Hindi3
8194103247Sedentary Farmer Hypothesis or Renfew Hypothesisdeveloped by Colin Renfew; Indo-European started in the Fertile Cresent; stated that language diffuse peacefully through ag trade4
8194120923Conquest Theorydeveloped by Marjinja Gimbutas; The theory states the Indo-European was spread by the Kurgain Warriors when they conquered other areas. Also stated that is began in the vicinity of Russia.5
8194136553language divergencespatial interactions between speakers break down causing ne words to develop; cause new languages6
8194143912language convergence2 languages become one due to spatial interaction; causes language extinction7
8194151417language familieslanguages with a shared, but fairly distant origin8
8194158947dialectsregional variants of a standard language9
8194168190linguistic fragmentationoccurs when people in a country speak many different languages10
8194180283official languagethe language used by the government when making laws11
8194186094toponymythe study of place names12
8194188288descriptive toponymderives from physical features13
8194194953associative toponymnamed after something associated with the place14
8194196205commemorative toponymcommemorating someone or thing15
8194196206manufactured toponyma name that is made up by people that isn't special16
8194198482incident toponymnamed after an event17
8194198483possessive toponymnamed for a person, perhaps founder18
8194229829English language originGermanic tribes, Latin, Old norse, Norman, French, Celtic tribe19
8194249046Old English450CE- 1100CE20
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