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línguas romances espanyol
lengua románica A branch of the Indo-European language family, comprised of all the languages that descend from Latin, the language of the Roman Empire.
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Examples for "romance language"
Examples for "romance language"
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But even the Teutonic and the Romance languages are not entirely different.
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The only Romance language Felipe doesn't happen to speak is Italian.
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Now you say, no, actually I'm studying Romance languages and ornithology.
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Romance languages and the chemical breakdown of chocolate were of no use to Con.
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In 1944, Morath graduated in Romance languages at Berlin University.
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In Italian, fratelli means brothers but it is also used to mean brothers and sisters, as is the masculine plural in other romance languages.
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But Cruz, clearly more comfortable emoting in the romance languages, invests her performance with such raw, sweaty energy that Don't Move proves hard to dislike.
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Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures in the University of Michigan.
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But even the Teutonic and the Romance languages are not entirely different.
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Now you say, no, actually I'm studying Romance languages and ornithology.
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Romance languages and the chemical breakdown of chocolate were of no use to Con.
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In 1944, Morath graduated in Romance languages at Berlin University.
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The indebtedness of the Romance languages to Latin is well illustrated by the case of French.
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He is reminded of the word "liver" in the Romance languages and traces its etymology.
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Do we not catch a glimpse of this in the masculine and feminine gender of Romance languages?
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It's clearer in the Romance languages.
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Among the Romance languages of Europe, only in Italian is the word "Republic" spelled with two "b"s.
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The Pakistanis were not involved in the debate, and there were plenty of others proficient in the Romance languages.
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After graduating summa cum laude from Dillard, she went to Harvard and earned a Ph.D. in Romance languages and literature.
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" Romance languages," the languages which were originally dialects of Latin, as French, Spanish, Italian.
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I cannot offer any explanation as to the probable antiquity of the term; neither middle-Latin nor Romance languages seem to offer parallels.
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