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Around 2500-100 BCE
Tacitus (56-120 AD)
-wrote travel narratives |
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| A social construct meaning to go around together. |
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| 6 Distinctive Features of Germanic Languages |
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1)Voiced stops-->voiceless stops
2)Voiced aspirates-->voiced stops
3)Have strong and weak verbs
4)Two tense system
5)Strong and weak adjectives
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-1822
-Set of regular, consonant correspondence
-When you have voiceless stops in a non-Germanic IndoEuropean language, you will have a voiceless fricative in a Germanic language. |
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| When a grammatical meaning is signaled in change. Drink/drank/drunk |
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| Grammar is shown by changing form |
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| Grammar is shown by ordering words a certain way |
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| Have no determiner. Weak adjectives have a determiner. |
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fixed on the first syllable of the root.
Hundred/ankle/anger |
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| Do phonetic symbols in IPA correspond to PDE letters and symbols? |
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| No, one letter for one sound. |
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