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English belongs to the Indo-European language family, which originated from a Proto-Indo-European language spoken over Europe and parts of Asia thousands of years ago. The Indo-European family is relatively small, containing about 140 languages grouped into different subfamilies like Germanic, Romance, Slavic, and others. English is classified as a Germanic language within the Indo-European family.
From the Indo-European to Our Languages
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Development of language
The document discusses the origins and evolution of human language from early hominid communication through the development and spread of modern languages like Indo-European. It notes that around 50,000 years ago, a group of Homo sapiens developed a proto-language before spreading throughout Africa, Europe, and Asia. Over time, this proto-language evolved into the major language families spoken around the world today, including the Indo-European family whose languages have continued expanding their reach and influencing other languages. The document also examines types of sign languages, whistled languages, and constructed languages like Esperanto, as well as the ongoing decline in the number of remaining human languages.
European Languages - history and evolution
The document discusses the different language families spoken in Europe. It describes the major families such as Indo-European, Finno-Ugric, Turkic, Semitic and others. Within the Indo-European family it outlines the different subgroups including Germanic, Romance, Slavic and others. It provides examples of major languages within each subgroup and notes their distributions and relationships.
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The group presentation discusses how Edgar Allan Poe, Dante Alighieri, and Alexander Graham Bell innovated communication and language. Poe wrote creepy stories that introduced new psychological styles. Dante wrote the Inferno in Italian instead of Latin to reach more readers. Bell invented the telephone, revolutionizing how people communicate over distances. Together, these three figures changed communication by breaking conventions and finding new forms of expression.
Chapter 5 (Language)
The document summarizes key aspects of language geography and the classification of languages. It discusses how language is transmitted culturally and how there are thousands of languages worldwide. It then classifies languages by families, branches, and groups that derive from proto-languages and common ancestors. Major points include how Indo-European is the most widely spoken family and includes branches like Germanic, Romance, and Indo-Iranian. There are also discussions of the theories around the origins and diffusion of the Indo-European languages.
Language families and branches
English belongs to the Indo-European language family and is part of the Germanic branch which also includes German and Dutch. The Celtic branch developed in parts of Europe including Ireland, Scotland and Wales where languages like Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Welsh originated. Latin-based languages like Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese descended from Latin after the Roman Empire expanded across Europe.
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This presentation provides an overview of the Indo-European language family, which includes over half the world's languages. It describes the major branches such as Indian, Iranian, Armenian, Balto-Slavic, Germanic, Hellenic, Albanian, Tocharian, Italic, Celtic, and their descendent languages. Key points covered include the geographic origins and distributions of the branches as well as important languages within each branch such as Sanskrit, Persian, Greek, Latin, and their derivations over time.
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English as an indo european language
English belongs to the Indo-European language family, which originated from a Proto-Indo-European language spoken over Europe and parts of Asia thousands of years ago. The Indo-European family is relatively small, containing about 140 languages grouped into different subfamilies like Germanic, Romance, Slavic, and others. English is classified as a Germanic language within the Indo-European family.
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The document discusses the discovery of the Indo-European language family and its evolution and branches. It was realized that many languages shared similar words, indicating a common ancestral language now called Proto-Indo-European. The main branches discussed are the Italic languages including Latin and Romance languages, the Germanic languages including English and German, and the Celtic and Greek families which contributed to the vocabularies of Spanish and Galician. Maps show the distributions of the various language families throughout Europe and the world.
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The document discusses the origins and evolution of human language from early hominid communication through the development and spread of modern languages like Indo-European. It notes that around 50,000 years ago, a group of Homo sapiens developed a proto-language before spreading throughout Africa, Europe, and Asia. Over time, this proto-language evolved into the major language families spoken around the world today, including the Indo-European family whose languages have continued expanding their reach and influencing other languages. The document also examines types of sign languages, whistled languages, and constructed languages like Esperanto, as well as the ongoing decline in the number of remaining human languages.
European Languages - history and evolution
The document discusses the different language families spoken in Europe. It describes the major families such as Indo-European, Finno-Ugric, Turkic, Semitic and others. Within the Indo-European family it outlines the different subgroups including Germanic, Romance, Slavic and others. It provides examples of major languages within each subgroup and notes their distributions and relationships.
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The group presentation discusses how Edgar Allan Poe, Dante Alighieri, and Alexander Graham Bell innovated communication and language. Poe wrote creepy stories that introduced new psychological styles. Dante wrote the Inferno in Italian instead of Latin to reach more readers. Bell invented the telephone, revolutionizing how people communicate over distances. Together, these three figures changed communication by breaking conventions and finding new forms of expression.
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The document summarizes key aspects of language geography and the classification of languages. It discusses how language is transmitted culturally and how there are thousands of languages worldwide. It then classifies languages by families, branches, and groups that derive from proto-languages and common ancestors. Major points include how Indo-European is the most widely spoken family and includes branches like Germanic, Romance, and Indo-Iranian. There are also discussions of the theories around the origins and diffusion of the Indo-European languages.
Language families and branches
English belongs to the Indo-European language family and is part of the Germanic branch which also includes German and Dutch. The Celtic branch developed in parts of Europe including Ireland, Scotland and Wales where languages like Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Welsh originated. Latin-based languages like Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese descended from Latin after the Roman Empire expanded across Europe.
Indo european family of language
This presentation provides an overview of the Indo-European language family, which includes over half the world's languages. It describes the major branches such as Indian, Iranian, Armenian, Balto-Slavic, Germanic, Hellenic, Albanian, Tocharian, Italic, Celtic, and their descendent languages. Key points covered include the geographic origins and distributions of the branches as well as important languages within each branch such as Sanskrit, Persian, Greek, Latin, and their derivations over time.
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The document summarizes the origins and development of the English language in Europe. It discusses how [1] Celtic, Latin, and Germanic language groups influenced the linguistic geography of Europe, with Celtic speakers in Britain and Ireland, Latin spreading through the Roman Empire, and Germanic dialects developing in Scandinavia. It then [2] examines how language contact between migrating tribes led to changes, such as Germanic tribes adopting Latin in Roman territory. Finally, it [3] traces the development of early English dialects in Britain from Old English to the introduction of writing through Christianity.
Languages of the word
There are approximately 6,000-7,000 languages spoken in the world today, with 3,000 estimated to become extinct. Mandarin Chinese is the most widely spoken with over 1 billion speakers. The major language families include Indo-European, Afro-Asiatic, Austronesian, and Sino-Tibetan. Writing systems developed independently in various cultures and include alphabets, abjads, syllabaries, and logographic scripts. The advent of writing coincided with the rise of agriculture and the need to record property and transactions. Linguistic diversity is threatened by a growing rate of language endangerment and extinction, with cultural and historical knowledge lost when languages disappear.
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The document discusses several major European languages and their influence on cultural diversity. It covers German, the official language of Germany and Austria with many dialects; Greek, one of the oldest European languages with the longest history; and Slavonic languages like Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian. It also examines the Romance languages French and Italian, both descended from Latin, and their current status in countries like France, Italy, Belgium and Switzerland.
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This document provides brief introductions to 26 different languages from A to Z. Each entry includes 1-3 facts about the language such as number of speakers, origins, or unique linguistic features. The goal is to expose readers to the diversity of human languages around the world in a concise, easy-to-digest alphabetized format.
Languages
This document provides information on various languages including Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, Spanish, French, German and their origins and influences. It lists some key facts about each language such as Greek being one of the oldest languages in the world and a source of many English words. It also provides examples of words derived from these languages that are now used in English.
World's Most Spoken Languages
The document discusses several of the most widely spoken languages in the world, including French, Malay-Indonesian, Mandarin, English, Hindustani, Spanish, and Russian. It provides brief descriptions of the origins and distributions of each language. While the world has many boundaries and languages, generating bonds with other countries through learning their languages and histories is an important way to appreciate other cultures and ways of life.
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What makes Spanish special? This presentation highlights the special, and even unique, aspects of Spanish language history, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, and punctuation.
Language and Culture
This document discusses several key aspects of language, including:
1) Languages have evolved from over 10,000 languages historically to around 5,000-7,000 currently spoken. The two largest language families are Indo-European (spoken by half the world) and Sino-Tibetan (spoken by 20% of the world).
2) Related languages can be grouped into language groups that share a common origin like Romance languages derived from Latin. Variations within a language exist as dialects.
3) Other linguistic concepts covered include pidgins/creoles that develop for communication between groups, lingua francas for shared communication, official languages, and multilingualism.
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- Key linguistic features such as the use of kanji, hiragana, katakana, and romaji characters as well as subject-object-verb word order.
- Japanese is one of the ten most spoken languages worldwide with over 128 million speakers, most located in Japan but also in countries like Brazil, the US, and the Philippines.
- The benefits of learning Japanese include cultural understanding, personal growth, career opportunities, travel, and expanding relationships.
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1) The term "lingua franca" originated from Italian and refers to a language used for communication between people who do not share a common language, such as the mixture of Italian and Occitan used in medieval times.
2) A lingua franca serves as a common language for trade and other important communications, as Portuguese did in Africa and Malay did in Southeast Asia during the Age of Exploration.
3) Today, English serves as a global lingua franca for international business, science, and aviation, while other unofficial lingua francas facilitate communication between ethnic groups in multilingual regions.
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This document provides brief introductions to 26 different languages from A to Z. Each entry includes 1-3 facts about the language such as number of speakers, origins, or unique linguistic features. The goal is to expose readers to the diversity of human languages around the world in a concise, easy-to-digest alphabetized format.
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This document provides information on various languages including Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, Spanish, French, German and their origins and influences. It lists some key facts about each language such as Greek being one of the oldest languages in the world and a source of many English words. It also provides examples of words derived from these languages that are now used in English.
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The document discusses several of the most widely spoken languages in the world, including French, Malay-Indonesian, Mandarin, English, Hindustani, Spanish, and Russian. It provides brief descriptions of the origins and distributions of each language. While the world has many boundaries and languages, generating bonds with other countries through learning their languages and histories is an important way to appreciate other cultures and ways of life.
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This document provides an overview of languages and language families around the world. It discusses several key points:
- There are thousands of languages globally, with over half of the world's population speaking just 8 languages. Many smaller languages are declining.
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- The major branches of the Indo-European family include Germanic, Romance, Balto-Slavic, and Indo-Iranian. Together these branches encompass the most widely spoken languages globally. The ancestral Proto-Indo-European language originated in either Eastern Europe or Western Asia
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