The pronoun “I” in North Germanic languages. by…
The pronoun “I” in North Germanic languages. by jkvatterholm The Proto Norse form was “ek” and “eka”. In the form “eka” the e split into… Read More »The pronoun “I” in North Germanic languages.
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Countries and their capitals in their native languages.by…
Countries and their capitals in their native languages. by bonne-nouvelle
“Architect” in various European languages.by…
“Architect” in various European languages. by Bezbojnicul
Existence of grammatical genders in languages.by lingue.maps
Existence of grammatical genders in languages. by lingue.maps
“Russia” in some European languages.by Bezbojnicul
“Russia” in some European languages. by Bezbojnicul
The word for train in European languages.by european_languages_
The word for train in European languages. by european_languages_
How to say FEBRUARY in various languages.by geomapas.gr
How to say FEBRUARY in various languages. by geomapas.gr
“February” in different languages.by…
“February” in different languages. by lingue.maps
