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...ng countries as belonging or having once belonged to the zone of direct geopolitical influence of Germany: Austria, Hungary, Poland, Lithuania, The Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, The Netherlands and Denmark. The reasons (except in most of the cases to be direct neighbours) are the following ones: - some of...

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....................................................... 37Chapter 2. Resemblances between different geographical regions. Languages and religion .... ......................... 57 2.5. Couples of ethnically or religiously close entities .............................. 63 2.6. Languages and religion .... ...itical realities. Considerjust three or four examples. Moldovans and Romanians, two peoples speaking the same language, bothChristian ... ...erentfrom the one of the Tadjiks of Tadjikistan (a former Soviet republik) and ofAfghanistan. These two groups share the same language, but the former... ...for convenience to ethnically close groups (evenwhen they are officially considered as different peoples, such as Czechs andSlovaks) as ... ...een theRussian and the Austro-Hungarian Empires.) The local Ukrainians are often called« Ruthenians ». The region was part of Czechoslovakia between t... ...here are such coincidences in the history of each country. For instance,the history of Bohemia (predecessor of the Czech Republic) con... ...onstance. This event is connected with some other coincidencesbetween events, but from modern times. On January 16th 1969 the Czech studentJan Palach ... ... five weeks after him the same did Jan Zajic.Thus defenestration and (self)-immolishment accompanied two Czech movementsof prot...

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... Antwerp, Belgium · Bruges, Belgium · Paris, France · Cologne, Germany · Geneva, Switzerland · Munich, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Pilsen, Czech Republic · Prague, Czech Republic · Krakow, Poland · Vienna, Austria · Bratislava, Slovakia · Budapest, Hungary · Pecs, Hungary · Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina · Dubrovnik, Croatia · Split, Croatia · Rome, It...

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...s are only subtitled. Which means everyDutch person grows up watching English language TV with a Dutchtranslation. It’s a perfect language course. And... ...ome ownership andmortgage options. There is an honesty in speaking a second language. "Do you havea lover," Carin asked upon waking. "No," I said.... ...ked the fact that most public signage isin German, English and whatever other languages the local authoritiesthink might be handy for visitors. This w... ... He spoke almost no English nor, as near as I could figure, anyother European language. It took me forever to get even the mostbasic details out of hi... ... and I'll be happy. I left Munich for the small city of Regensburg near the Czechborder. I was initially pleased to see that the train was one of th... ...y we can only dream of. Pilsen certainly isn't the best introduction to the Czech Republic.For a nation hoping to be seen as an exciting part of the... ...oses and lilies. The train to Prague didn't do anything more to enhance the CzechRepublic's modernising reputation. It was a clapped out oldcommunis... ...bbish box. But at under six Euros for a two-hour ride, it was abargain. The Czech countryside was nothing to write home about. I'd neverseen so many... ...pletely transformed, at least had afacelift. It looked almost like what the Czechs imagine their country to be-- a modern, bustling, thriving, Europ...

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...2. Language: Togan was fluent in a number of diverse languages (German, Arabic, Russian, Persian, French, and English etc.) and a myriad of Central Asian Turk dialects as there are no such distinctions as “Turkic” and “Turkish,”...

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...cutting through the jungle and allowing all of us to see the sunlight. 2. Language: Togan was fluent in a number of diverse languages (German, ... ...l caused some reading apparatus fits by displaying combinations of these languages and dialects for scholarly purposes, but also for discourse un-... ...there is a fine bering the proceedings in the “original,” the particular language or dialect in line between r... ...uliar in ing, recording the incident. He also uses vocabulary from those languages that English. As a demonstr... ... much. I did not find Professor Masaryk’s, who later became President of the Czech of my parental religious upbri... ... and Kostanay Congresses; now, we were joining the Czechoslovakian uprising. Atto Talha and sent him that day, or the day af... ... railroad station. We Ciliabinsk, the Czechoslovakian Headquarters was constituted only of several traincharged... ...lage outfit, and sporting a beard, he believed me withoutThe uprising of the Czechoslovakian ... ...ide all our necessities,That night, on 27 May, a great event took place. The Czechoslovakian Legions and all...

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...cters, a reform in the alphabet, although academically more correct, would be surely rejected by the most of population and it would distance English language from other important languages coded by Latin alphabet. So, this present reform will use Latin alphabet, doing its best, and without the use of diacritics, unnatural for English language. The pronunciation referred ...

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...y more correct, would besurely rejected by the most of population and it woulddistance English language from other important languagescoded by Latin a... ...ill useLatin alphabet, doing its best, and without the use ofdiacritics, unnatural for English language.The pronunciation referred in this proposal is... ... the orthography (although orthography is a socialconvention with changes over time in most of languages)and this makes it readable by any English-spe... ... /w/ sound comes after q and g and it is represented as <U>, as in “language”. To avoid confusion, if <U> is mute, shall... ...d is univocally represented by <Y>, agreeing with the value of double I or long I in other languages as French. The digraph <UY> is also retaine... ... sceene seen 5 which, witch which wich 6 Czech, check Chec chek ...

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...ISM 5 AUSTRALIA Sukanto BATTACHARYA 6 George ROCA 8 BULGARIA Albena TCHAMOVA & Maria NIKOLOVNA 11 CANADA Kane X. FAUCHER 18 Jason HALL 19 CZECH REPUBLIK [Internet] 21 EGYPT Salah OSMAN 22 FRANCE Iulia COJOCARU 29 Didier FLEURDIER 30 Nicole POTTIER 223 GERMANY Rüdiger HEINZE 38 Bernd HUTSCHENREUTER 39 HUNGARY [Internet] 42 INDIA Khrishna JAHAN...

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...rs (in addition of folklore collections) from 23countries with texts in 17 languages (English, Romanian,Bulgarian, Czech, Arabic, French, German, Hung... ... from 23countries with texts in 17 languages (English, Romanian,Bulgarian, Czech, Arabic, French, German, Hungarian,Tamil, Hindi, Indonesian, Hebrew, ... ...e RoadGallup NM 87301 USAe-mail: smarand@unm.eduBooks and articles in many languages about paradoxismcan be downloaded from the site:www.gallup.unm.ed... ...rs (in addition of folklore collections) from 23countries with texts in 17 languages (English, Romanian,Bulgarian, Czech, Arabic, French, German, Hung... ... from 23countries with texts in 17 languages (English, Romanian,Bulgarian, Czech, Arabic, French, German, Hungarian, Tamil,Hindi, Indonesian, Hebrew, ... ...NM87301, USA, e-mail: smarand@unm.edu. Books and articles in many languages aboutparadoxism can be downloaded from the site: www.gallup.unm... ...dering everything aparadox. 20[Internet] (Czech Republik) Paradoxism Na českém internetu se objevi... .... The function against time is not steady. Ë In many languages, we have the strange situation, that aword means itselve and its ...

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...ory and Culture 4. Food and Drinks 5. Science and Technology 6. Space and Astronomy 7. Human Body and Health 8. Art, Music and Entertainment 9. Languages and Words 10. Sports and Games 11. Inventions and Discoveries 12. Unbelievable but True ...

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...ng "Happy Birthday to You" is one of the most recognized songsin the English language, with its melody originating from a children's songfrom the 19th... ...art valued at $500 millionfrom the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.Languages and Words1. There are more than 7,000 languages spoken around t... ...words "e" (picture) and "moji"(character).3. The longest word in the English language is 189,819 letters long andrefers to a type of protein.4. In Man... ...true vowel is “rhythms.”8. More people speak Mandarin Chinese than any other language.9. The word “dreamt” is the only English word that ends with "mt... ...ord in just a couple of days.18. The longest palindromic word in the English language is "tattarrattat,"coined by James Joyce in "Ulysses."19. "Dreamt... ...ease caused by inhaling fine silica dust.84. The word "robot" comes from the Czech word "robota," meaning forcedlabor, first used in the 1920 play "R.... ...ord “robot” was in a 1920 play titled“R.U.R.” (Rossum’s Universal Robots) by Czech writer Karel Čapek.Inventions and Discoveries55. The Post-it Note w...

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...nian TranslationIntroductionThis Style Guide is intended primarily for English-language authors and translators, bothin-house and freelance, working f... ...nd encourage the writing of clear and reader-friendly English.Writing in clear language can be difficult at the Commission, since much of the subjectm... ...tivespeakers, or by native speakers who are beginning to lose touch with their language afteryears of working in a multilingual environment. We must n... ...a multilingual environment. We must nevertheless try to set anexample by using language that is as clear, simple, and accessible as possible, out ofco... ...n, Rhin, andRijn, and Rhineland for Rheinland. Also: Oder for Odra (Polish and Czech); Tiber forTevere; Tagus for Tajo/Tejo. Note that the river calle... ...; Tiber forTevere; Tagus for Tajo/Tejo. Note that the river called the Labe in Czech is known as theElbe in English.If included at all, the word ‘rive... ...rty (SPD) • SKAT (the Danish Central Customs and Tax Administration) • the Czech General Health Insurance Fund (Všeobecná zdravotní pojišťovna Čes... ...ssion (Austria, Finland and Sweden), • the 2003 Treaty of Accession (Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, ... ... list of Member States in protocol order is as follows: • Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Greece, Spain, F...

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...Note that the Austrian Bundesländer are called‘provinces’ in English.Official language: German.GeographyCitiesWrite Vienna for Wien. Otherwise, retain... ...nal Council’, as a gloss.BelgiumFull name: Kingdom of Belgium.Official languages: Dutch, French and German.GeographyCitiesUse the forms Antwerp... .../Rhode-Saint-Genèse,Wemmel and Wezembeek-Oppem) and six municipalities on the language border(Bever/Biévène, Herstappe, Mesen/Messines, Ronse/Renaix, ... ... Luxembourg • Namur o Namur* Regions of Belgium do not coincide with language communities.** Note that the Flemish Region and the Walloon Reg... ... Thereis currently no agreement on the use of a short form.Official language: Czech.GeographyCitiesWrite Prague for Praha. Leave Plzeň in the Czech fo... ...f beer). Beaware that German texts may use the German names for places in the Czech Republic,referring to Brno as Brünn or Karlovy Vary as Karlsbad. A... ...public,referring to Brno as Brünn or Karlovy Vary as Karlsbad. Always use the Czech nameswhen writing in English.RiversThe river called the Labe in Cz... ...nown as the Elbe in English. Write Oder for Odra.Regions • ČESKÁ REPUBLIKA: CZECH REPUBLIC • Praha: Prague o Hlavní město Praha: Prague Capi... ...raj: Moravian-Silesian RegionFor statistical and Structural Fund purposes the Czech Republic is divided into 8 areas(oblasti – NUTS 2), each consistin...

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...This tenth volume of Collected Papers includes 86 papers in English and Spanish languages comprising 972 pages, written between 2014-2022 by the author alone or in collaboration with the following 105 co-authors (alphabetically ordered) from 26 countries: Abu Sufian, Ali Hassan, Ali Safaa Sadiq, Anirudha ...

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... Peace" and with Russia through arecently established joint council. The Czech Republic,Poland, and Hungary - the eternal EU candidates - haveful... ... May next year -are between the American rock and the European hardplace. The Czech republic, Hungary and Poland, alreadyNATO members, have joined Spa... ...ew found allies in the "Axis of Peace" (alsoknown as the Axis of Weasels).The Czechs, for instance, recall how France (and Britain)sacrificed them to ... ...ncerned. Brusselstook the place of Moscow with regards to economicissues. The Czechs, Poles, Hungarians, assortedBalkanians, even the Balts - have mer... ...der, earlier statement by eightother European nations, including Hungary, the CzechRepublic and Poland, the EU's prospective members incentral Europe.... ...eregion's fledgling financial sector. The study of Germanas a second or third language has surged.Last year alone, German corporations plunged $3.6 bi... ...and discrimination, sometimesmade worse by racist politicians. They speak the languageof the wider society either poorly or not at all, so they findit...

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...in 38América 40The Language of Sparrows 42My lover hates Roy Clark but h... ...t was an affectionate namehe had for her, very Frenchas he really loved the language,that he'd come back from the gravejust to read it,34even if but a... ...gerssail the spacebetween our scars. 41The Language of SparrowsYour sister is dead.We plant seedlingsby her grave in ... ...t keep you dry—not in English, mind you,or any other human tonguebut in the language of sparrows;each trill, each warbling,a repartee,a crafted conver... ...an airof punishment,for your poutingand jealous gaze,for your failurewith a languagethey had loved,and you plotteda future mealwhen you were older,wor... ...t this outdoor caféspeak in a language I strain to distinguish—perhaps it’s Czech or maybe Polish,their inflections rising and fallinglike the scales ...

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... Human Mind“I like the idea of mental synthesis very much ... I quite agree that languageevolved in a way that facilitates synthesis and transmission ... ...ently widerange of evidence for his mental synthesis theory (such as research on language,vision science, neuroanatomy, evolutionary history... ...ntal synthesis” is fascinatingand is presented in a clear and easy-to-understand language. Author’s diversebackground in neuroscience, bioengineering,... ...elecom ParisTech, author of Why We Talk: The Evolutionary Origins of Language“I like this book very much. Like the first edition, it is en... ...University, co-author of Approaches to the Evolution of Language“This is a book with a sweeping scope and a grand vision. It ... ...wo adolescents along with burialofferings; and a site in Dolni Vestonice, in the Czech Republic where awoman was buried between two men and all three ... ...; postholes and pitclusters at a site near the village of Dolní Věstonice in the Czech Republic,dating back to 26,000 years ago, and mammoth bone stru...

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...Central Asians' mode of thinking. This is especially important, because an overwhelming majority of Central Asian writings do not appear in any other language than their own dialects. The appreciation of these Monuments, their messages and their influence over time contributes to the understanding of current issues precisely because they are directly linked in the minds of...

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...cause anoverwhelming majority of Central Asian writings do not appear in anyother language than their own dialects. The appreciation of theseMonuments... ...blets are the earliest knownsurviving written monuments of the Turks in their own language. Theyrecount the fall of a great Central Asian Turk empire ... ...ther its result -- the threat to thenative culture, particularly the religion and language of the ancestors.Because it is Islam (and Arabic) that thes... ...ist and Soviet Russification policies and their emphasis on theuse of the Russian language, one must also see a broader intent. It isthe imposition of... ...ian language, one must also see a broader intent. It isthe imposition of an alien language, whatever it may be, that is thethreat to culture. ... ... the languages of their sedentary neighbors. Thus, Rus'Polovcin, Polovci (Polish, Czech Plauci, Hung. Palocz), Latin Pallidi,German and Germano-Latin ...

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...ts are constantly in a position of having to try and makeconversation in a language they don’t understand.There was no indication on the newly install... ... a crowd of atonal adjectives,” orto find the deep-structure of the German language by avoiding its surfaces; that it was enough forthem that all this... ...highfalutin...,IMPRESSARIO: Rootin' tootin'...,YOUNG MAN: ..., namby-pamby language you like to use in order to sidestep the issue.IMPRESSARIO: Of cou... ...inconvenient method for drinking, Henry thinks as he priesthe cap from his Czech import. Finally, the actor samples the concoction, delicately to keep... ...ean regardless of how they might completely ruin anarrative. In the German language there is a word, a freight train of a word, aneinandervorbei-sprec...

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...nist 167 REGNIER De GRAAF (1641 - 1673) Dutch Anatomist 168 OTTO FRIEDRICH MULLER (1730 - 1784) Danish Biologist 169 JAN E. PURKINJE (1787 - 1869) Czech Physiologist 170 FRIEDRICH GUSTAV HENLE (1809 - 1885) German Anatomist and Pathologist 171 FERDINAND JULIUS COHN (1828 - 1898) German Botanist 172 THE GOLDEN AGE OF MICROBIOLOGY 174 THE GERM THEORY OF DISEASES ...

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...ogist ................................... 169JAN E. PURKINJE (1787 - 1869) Czech Physiologist ..................................................... 17... ... of today’s SCIENTIFIC IDEAS are FORMULATED. MATHEMATICS has become the LANGUAGE of SCIENCE and NATURE and itactually DEFINES the very STRUCTUR... ...est writings. They were eventually translated into Latinand other European languages and made a significant contribution to the sciencesfor several ce... ...ts way into Europe by way of the translations into Latinand other European languages by dedicated religious and secular scholars. The Italian sc... ...d a FLUID, which was named PROTOPLASM (meaning FIRSTFORMED) in 1839 by the Czech Physiologist, JAN EVANGELISTA PURKINJE (1787 -1869) and by the German... ..., or MICROORGANISMS. The word MICROBIOLOGY comes from the Greek language where MIKROSmeans SMALL, BIOS means LIFE and LOGOS means to STUD... ... OFFERED COLLEGE COURSES IN MICROSCOPYJAN E. PURKINJE (1787 - 1869) Czech Physiologist. JAN PURKINJE obtained his MEDICAL DEGREE ... ...e of these names are still used today. Given that Latin was the LANGUAGE of the SCIENCES during theRENAISSANCE ERA and the...

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...arı Üzerinde Türk İslam Etkileri Katarzyna Górak-Sosnowska 473 Dil ve Dinin Yaşanması ve Yaşatılması Üzerine: Romanya Örneği Living and Preserving Language and Religion: Romania example Neriman Hasan 495 Islam in the Balkans – Serbia, the Country of Contrasts Balkanlar’da İslam – Sırbistan, Tezatlar Ülkesi Safeta Bishevac 513 Bulgaristan’da Müslüman Pomaklar Pomak...

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...ammars p. 200 2.5.3. Textbooks for learning Arabic p. 203 2.5.4. Dictionaries p. 209 2.5.5. Other textbooks and scripts for learning the Arabic language p. 216 2.5.6. Other (exemplary) Arabic textbooks p. 218 2.6. Reforms and modernization of the scope and mode of obtaining master's degrees in Arabic studies at Polish universities p. 228 2.6.1. Jagiellonian Univ...

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...or example, I explain if the word is NOT in the Bible, has a different meaning than in the Bible, or if it is a Modern day transliteration of another language (usually English). I have also sometimes listed the alternative word that would have been used in the Bible. Eventually I hope to have an alternative word listed for every word in this book....

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...es or other sources have more accuratedefinitions due to the degradation of the English language over time. When I have translated a Biblical Heb... ...importance of investigatingthe etymology of words to find latin, Greek, Farsi, or other languagesources for words. Etymology is now a moderate go... ... Corruption of לעב ז strange (foreign)לעז To slander language. To glut, swallowלכט greedily ... ...e,צאצא children, offspring Corruption of י.צ.א 'to go out'.צ'כית Czech Not in the Tanakh. C... ... To furnish Not in the Tanakh. Haste, fluency ofרהיטות language Not in the Tanakh.רהן To pawn, pl...