And if there is, what is the history?\nSince I learnt those langueges, been wondering... yet teachers whom I asked about it didn't know. Very curious.
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Yes, they're all Indo-European.\n\nhttp://www.georgetown.edu/faculty/ballc/oe/oe-ie.html
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Could you state that question in better way? every school of OR has its own way to formulte problems, so you should ask in a general language. Thanks again.
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I use mostly Romanian and English in my daily life and work, but I know French very well and I understand Italian and Spanish. I took classes of Swedish (fun language), German (OMG) and Russian (hmmmm) but I never used them for anything and I remember just a few words and rules... I can say basic lines like Hello or Thanks in many more European languages!
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It makes sense, I mean anything is possible. Dialects are passed on form one person to another in various cultures. I never though about it but why not with animals. It probably wouldn't be as obvious because there isn't the numbed of different words to observe but why not!
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Oh! What a hot discussion. When a girl with flawless English explains native English speakers with poor spelling that she is discriminated as Spanish speaker and all... That proves only that we are on the eaves of great ethnic calamities in quite a nearest future. By the way I’d like to remind that Jesus spoke Greek as Greek was common in Palestine at those day, Jewish was a dead language by the time. It’s always easy to start a civil war, it’s difficult to stop it – see Afghanistan!
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Well, there is a difference between moving to a country to settle, in which case it is perfectly reasonable to expect to learn the language, and just visiting!\nI've just finished reading J K Jerome's 'Three men on the Bummel' which was written over  100 years ago, but raises a similar point, about the prevalence of anglophones in Europe compared with our lack of polyglot skills ourselves. He put it down to weaknesses in our education system, and I think he had a point. For example, I can't speak French, I can only speak 'O level French' which seems to be a language unique to English schools!
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yes and no ...\n\nif u have some basics for thats languages sure it will help u....\n\nif not ..it will help u be used for the sound  of this language... and thats all ... but wont learn it ... \n\ni know 4 languages \n\ngood luck
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probably- just google it\nbut studies show that it is harder as u get older to learn another language
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that's just our language. there is no logical explanation to it, a lot of english doenst make much sense. that's just how it is.
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Your best bet is to check at a university that has a department of Ancient Languages, really. Still, I list a dictionary in the sources; if there is a title that you can translate, you may be able to find an English version somewhere. Or, you can contact the owner and ask...
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I think that's possible but we do not all speak or think in the same language and that make a start to the difference,History reminds us what a same language tried to do and how it failed so in order for this to come we would all have to decide what we are not going to do againe.
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Please ask your teacher to translate this so we can understand what you are asking.\n\nThen go to Google or Yahoo search engines and get your answer.
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I remember a good text in IELTS Cambridge preparation books on that issue. Go and search for that. Nice text.
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I would assume that they could.  In every country, I've been in, there were different dialects.  But if it's the same language, they are able to understand.  In Eritrea, the language was Tigranian.
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What am I missing here,is this a language?What are you referring to exactly?
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I've never seen this before, why don't you pose this question under languages, you might get a better response!
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Yes, All countrys have a history.  Use an encyclopedia.