Languages
How to say ‘yes’ in Southeast Asia
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Six hundred ninety-five million citizens of Europe (94 percent) are speaking Indo-European languages. Forty-five million Europeans are speaking non-Indo-European languages.
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Read more: How to say ‘Yes’ in EuropeThe most attractive accents in the British Isles
YouGov asked British adults to say whether they think each of the 12 main accents of the British Isles are
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Knowledge of the German language in Europe
With around 95 million native speakers, German is the most spoken native language in the EU, yet its presence across the continent is anything but uniform. The Netherlands has 61% proficiency with zero official status. Belgium has German as a co-official language and only 18%.
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Gemination and vowel length
Very common features cross-linguisticaly. Present in almost all language families of the World.
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The Eastern Roman Empire
The death of Theodosius the Great in AD 395 marked the formal division of the Roman Empire, leaving east and
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In search for holiness
Places with a ‘Saint’ component in their name.
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