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1. It has been proposed that ASL is a substrate languages.
2. Some scholars contest the idea of a Proto-Euphratean language or one substrate language.
3. One example of a substrate language is Gaulish, from the ancient Celtic people the Gauls.
4. Whether they represent a common substrate language, or convergent development is still a matter of debate among linguists.
5. Linguistic substrata may be difficult to detect, especially if the substrate language and its nearest relatives are extinct.
6. It's difficult to find substrate languages in a sentence. 用substrate languages造句挺難的
7. In more recent work, she has focused on the role of substrate languages in creole genesis ( e . g.
8. The foundational works on Thracian, Illyrian and other similar substrate languages in SE European toponyms were written only in the 20th century.
9. Creoles are languages with a vocabulary heavily based on a superstrate language but a grammar based on substrate languages and / or universal language tendencies.
10. These latter features, possibly representing traces of a substrate language, occur in what are considered to be particularly conservative systems of the language.
11. In particular, Indo-Aryan words for plants stem in large part from other language families, especially from the now-lost substrate languages.
12. More educated speakers, and / or those where the substrate language ( s ) have larger phoneme inventories, may have as many as 10 distinct vowels.
13. This led the " Leiden School " to postulate that the Germanic roots with long plosives were not inherited from PIE, but borrowed from a substrate language.
14. Jamaican Patois displays similarities to the pidgin and creole languages of West Africa, due to their common descent from the blending of African substrate languages with European languages.
15. Some of these consonants, such as and, are not distinguished by speakers who lack such distinctions in their local substrate languages ( 1966 : 225-229 ).
16. Hawkins moreover asserts that more than one third of the native Germanic lexicon is of non-Indo-European origin, and again points to the hypothetical substrate language as the cause.
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