例句與造句

1. Highland Chontal and Lowland Chontal ( Huamelultec ) are mutually unintelligible languages.
2. Its many tribes live in near isolation from one another, often with mutually unintelligible languages.
3. The different tribes spoke mutually unintelligible languages and had distinct cultures but they are inextricably interrelated.
4. Maybe written English will split into mutually unintelligible languages, as happened to Latin and Classical Chinese.
5. In 1492, the catalog says, more than 2, 000 mutually unintelligible languages were spoken in the Americas.
6. It's difficult to find mutually unintelligible languages in a sentence. 用mutually unintelligible languages造句挺難的
7. Two tribes chosen at random would be much more likely than not to have spoken mutually unintelligible languages and to have widely different cultural practices.
8. Bickerton proposed in 1976 an empirical test of his theory, which involved putting families speaking mutually unintelligible languages on a previously uninhabited island for three years.
9. For example, there were something like 400 distinct, mutually unintelligible languages spoken by the indigenous Australians, many of which are now irretrievably lost to history.
10. Although some scholars mention a possibility of future divergence of English dialects into mutually unintelligible languages, most think a more likely outcome is that English will continue to function as a koineised language in which the standard form unifies speakers from around the world.
11. :That's if you regard these people as forming a single culture, rather than about 650 distinct cultures with, generally, mutually unintelligible languages, and vastly different cultural practices and belief systems .-- JackofOz 13 : 04, 9 July 2007 ( UTC)
12. Both Jos?de Acosta in his 1576 treatise " De procuranda indorum salute ", and Ant髇io Vieira a century later in his " Serm鉶 da Epifania ", expressed amazement at how much this'number of tongues'could be surpassed, there being hundreds of mutually unintelligible languages indigenous only to Peru and Brazil.
13. On the other hand, the Colombian philologist Rufino Jos?Cuervo who shared Bello's prognosis of the eventual fragmentation of Spanish into a plurality of mutually unintelligible languages ( although unlike Bello he celebrated it )  warned against the use of the written medium to measure the unity of the language, considering it a " veil that covers local speech ".
14. Valentine has suggested that " The logical means by which Plains Cree could exert an influence on Severn Ojibwe is through the Cree Bible, and other liturgical materials, which are used widely and extensively in the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches in the Severn region . " The liturgical language of many of these communities is Plains Cree, a separate mutually unintelligible language.
15. Unlike nearby Yucat醤 also located in the Mexican Southeast, where the indigenous culture consists of closely related groups of the same culture ( Mayans ), the indigenous people in Oaxaca are from many different cultures . " Zapotec " and " Mixtec " are the two biggest ethnic groups in terms of population and area, but there are also a great number of other groups, and all have their own unique traditions and speak diverse, mutually unintelligible languages.