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Значения термина romanche на английском

русский
швейцарский ретороманский язык
португальский
reto-romanche
каталонский
retoromànic
испанский
retorromanche
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Romance language spoken predominantly in the southeastern Swiss canton of Grisons (Graubünden)

      Похожие термины
      швейцарский ретороманский язык
      Синонимы
      Examples for "rm"
      Examples for "rm"
      1
      This is a feature of rm, not a fact of permissions.
      Debian GNU/Linux : Guide to Installation and Usage
      2
      What was that 0444 business in the question from rm?
      Debian GNU/Linux : Guide to Installation and Usage
      3
      Methods: RM patients from eight different families were included in the study.
      Pubmed
      4
      RM: Sega and BioWare are committed to delivering a high quality game.
      Wired
      5
      RM: I know I've been writing since at least the fourth grade.
      Wired
      1
      Alma was an anarchist from Romansch country high up in Switzerland.
      Black Deutschland
      2
      Val Müstair is one of the valleys where Romansch predominates.
      BBC
      3
      One minute everything's Italian, then you travel a mile or two and everyone is talking German or French or some variety of Romansch.
      Neither here nor there: travels in europe
      4
      Ostrogoths founded homes in the southern parts, and descendants of theirs still remain there, speaking Italian, or a sort of surviving Latin called Romansch.
      Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 5 / Germany, Austria-H...
      1
      As for the poor Romanche language, its decline seems irreversible, the article states, for only 39,600 people declare it to be their mother tongue.
      The Irish Times
      Использование термина romanche на английском
      1
      A multicultural society, indeed, and, most interesting, the Federal Government has been increasing the money devoted to this fourth and weakest language Romanche.
      The Irish Times
      2
      As for the poor Romanche language, its decline seems irreversible, the article states, for only 39,600 people declare it to be their mother tongue.
      The Irish Times