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...Japanese, Eevo, Qazhrian, Judeo-Anbirese (assimilated Jews speak Eevo and English), Ăn Yidiș, and Slavo-Windermere. == Languages ==

...Indo-European family branches of languages, including [[w:English language|English]], [[w:Spanish language|Spanish]], [[w:Latin language|Latin]] and [[w:Hindi ...longest [[w:recorded history|recorded history]], after the [[w:Afroasiatic languages|Afro-Asiatic family]].

...Indo-European family branches of languages, including [[w:English language|English]], [[w:Spanish language|Spanish]], [[w:Latin language|Latin]] and [[w:Hindi ...longest [[w:recorded history|recorded history]], after the [[w:Afroasiatic languages|Afro-Asiatic family]].

== Languages == ===Onishian English===

** [[:Category:Alien languages|Alien languages]] ** [[:Category:Philosophical languages|Philosophical languages]]

...just fine!). I'm here to share my main conlang, [[Anathic]] and her sister languages. ...celandic, Dutch, Tibetan, Mongolian, Ainu and Japanese. I have a thing for languages whose names begin with 'A'.

'''Þeoþlewisæþ''' /θeoθlewisæθ/ is a relative of Dodellian inspired by Old English and Maltese. [[Category:Languages]]

| title1 = Germanic languages ...nic languages hail from northern Europe, natural language examples include English, Danish, Dutch, Old Saxon, Gothic, Frisian, Scots, German, Swedish, and Nor

...scendants of True Serbian Language and the phylogeny of the attested world languages in relation to it. *******English: slumber (conflation with ''sleep'')

<br>Languages spoken: English, rudimentary Dutch and Spanish; can read Latin, German

...or based on existing languages, as opposed to the [[A priori|''a priori'' languages]]. The ''a posteriori'' languages can be divided into three categories:

My main interests are Generative Syntax, Slavic Languages, Italo-Romance Languages, Comparative and Historical Linguistics. Constructed languages, in my view, are a way to empirically use syntactic features and realise ho

speak some Hebrew, English, Russian, Palestinian Arabic and German. I have a good understanding of <br Romance Languages, Dutch and some other dead languages. Oh and I also learn Japanese. I consider myself <br />

...thumb|right|250px|Dröŭ väj indueŭropejske familje jäziků, inkłužiŭ syz [[w:English language|inglešnå]], [[w:Spanish language|španišnå]], [[w:Latin langua ...rüjå nardalšå [[w:recorded history|zapisånå hištoriå]], za [[w:Afroasiatic languages|afruazjatijskå familjå]].

...ropean.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Kâl índoewrónianetta sykýve vánšive, máej [[w:English language|ínglëšiku]], [[w:Spanish language|espánjëšiku]], [[w:Latin l ...[w:historical linguistics|áljatenno vanséitiu]] énnisø kēw [[w:Afroasiatic languages|afríasínianesso sykýdu]] adíllila ʒátihkila [[w:recorded history|aksi

...ion on each visit since I have started to prefer using Word to document my languages. ...nderstanding, be it nat or con. Languages I'm happy to be contacted in are English, French, Russian, Czech, Portuguese, Esperanto, Swedish, Spanish, Italian,

Both "Latin" and English (still Germanic) uses some version of the Greek θ in this timeline == DD-English ==

...jpg|thumb|right|250px|Daru vēten indoūroptē hansētarī danghāhen, harbe [[w:English language|īnglitī]], [[w:Spanish language|ispantī]], [[w:Latin language|l ...dālhenterā [[w:recorded history|hatridā malhantan]], hāpen [[w:Afroasiatic languages|aproasīatet hansētaret]].

...study physics and computational linguistics. Languages I speak are German, English and Latin. :)

From English ''[[wikt:gay#English|gay]]''. [[Category:Niemish words borrowed from other Germanic languages]]