Vocabulary
Regional Families
Languages
Chapter 4
Key Issues 5
100
Culture
What is Food, language and religion
100
Europe, South Asia, North America and Latin American languages
What is Indo-European
100
System of communication
What is language
100
Something someone does repetitively
What is habit
100
A written language
What is literary traditions
200
Someone does something over and over
What is habit
200
The most widely used language belongs to this language family
What is Sino-Tibetan
200
Languages that share similar origins, grammar and vocabulary
What is language group
200
This type of music is influenced deeply by daily life
What is folk culture
200
The two fastest growing languages in the world
What is Hindi and Mandarin
300
Boundaries of where regional words are used
What is isogloss
300
This group contributed most to English
What is Germanics
300
System of written communication
What is literary tradition
300
Soccer started when a soldier of this nation was decapitated
What is Denmark
300
The difference in spelling, pronounciation, and/or vocabulary
What is dialect
400
Symbols used in certain languages that represents a word of a phrase
What is logogram
400
Most used language in Niger-Congo
What is Swahili
400
Languages related through a common ancestral language
What is language families
400
This kind of language is commonly used in professional instances, such as business
What is lingua franca
400
reviving a language would be difficult for this reason
What is new words
500
Languages with multiple dialects
What is standard language
500
A regional difference of languages, distinctive of spelling, pronounciation and vocabulary
What is dialect
500
The two largest language families
What is Indo-European and Sino-Tibetan
500
A more complex version of an already-present mixed language, such as franglais.
What is creol
500
Why the French don't appreciate English mixing with French
What is nationalism
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