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2 I N D O - E U R O P E A N WelshIrish GaelicBreton FrenchItalianSpanishPortuguese GermanEnglishDutch NorwegianIcelandicDanishSwedish Greek Albanian Armenian SloveneCroatianSerbian PolishRussianSlovakCzech PersianHindiUrduBengali LatvianLithuanian Ukrainian FrisianFlemish Rhaeto-RomanicProvencalRomanian Scottish Gaelic Metka Košir

3 official language dead language artificial language everyday language specialized language standard language colloquial language dialect world language Metka Košir

4 Listening Speaking Reading Writing Metka Košir

5 lan·guage [láng gwij ] (plural lan·guages) noun 1. speech of group: the speech of a country, region, or group of people, including its diction, syntax, and grammar 2. communication with words: the human use of spoken or written words as a communication system 3. system of communication: a system of communication with its own set of conventions or special words 4. nonverbal communication between animals: a nonverbal form of communication used by birds and animals 5. nonverbal communication between humans: the use of signs, gestures, or inarticulate sounds to communicate something 6. specialist vocabulary: the characteristic forms of expression used by those in a specified group or sphere of activity 7. style of verbal expression: the verbal style by which people express themselves the language of diplomacy 8. COMPUTING See programming languageláng gwijprogramming language http://dictionary.msn.com/ Metka Košir

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