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List of dialects of the English language (5219 bytes)
1: This is a '''list of varieties of the English language.''' 2: ...roup by their [[pronunciation]] of the [[standard language]]. 4: See: [[Regional accents of English speakers]] 8: {{English_dialects}} 11: *[[International English]] ''or'' World English List of idioms in the English language (15483 bytes) 1: {{listdev}} 3: ...ing means, but they might not know that ''to kick the bucket'' means ''to die''. 5: ... or directives ("don't count your chickens before they hatch"). 7: ... of idioms in the [[English language]] along with their meanings: 9: *'''A black look:''' Giving someone a look of malice; "a dirty look" List of English language poets (18880 bytes) 1: ...f their [[poetry]] in the [[English language]]. {{listdev}} 17: *[[Ethel Anderson]] (1883-1958) 22: *[[Matthew Arnold]] (1822-1888) 25: *[[Thea Astley]] (1925-2004) 26: *[[Edwin Atherstone]] (1788-1872) List of English-language movies based on foreign-language movies (2252 bytes) 1: ...anguage movies based on foreign-language films. {{listdev}} 3: ...less]]'' from ''[[À bout de souffle]]'' ([[French language|French]]) 4: ...]'' from ''[[Der Himmel Uber Berlin]]'' ([[German language|German]]) 5: ...ousins]]'' from ''[[Cousin, cousine]]'' ([[French language|French]]) 6: ...er (2002 movie)|Dark Water (2002)]]'' ([[Japanese language|Japanese]]) List of English-language first and second generation modernist writers (923 bytes) 1: '''List of English-language first and second generation [[modernist]] [[write... 8: *[[Brian Coffey]] 33: *[[Charles Reznikoff]] 42: *[[Louis Zukofsky]] 44: [[Category:Lists of writers|Modernist]] List of English language television channels in India (662 bytes) 1: This is a list of English language television channels in [[India]]. 2: All of them are 24 hour channels. 12: * [[Home Box Office|HBO]] - movies 20: * [[The History Channel]] 21: * [[ZEE ENGLISH]] - entertainment Dialects of the Japanese language (8608 bytes) 1: ...sed on [[Tokyo]] speech, has dozens of geographic dialects. 6: ...odic and more "harsh" by speakers of the standard language. 8: ..., but no particular effort is underway to correct the misassumption. 10: ...is a particularly exact substitute, but the cross-language semantic differences are difficult to capture. 12: ...lieve this is because [[Yoshimoto Kogyo]], one of the country's main comedy television production compa... List of Persian dialects (620 bytes) 1: ...uthwestern Iranian languages|Southwestern Iranian language family]]. 3: *[[Persian language|Persian]] (standard) 4: *[[Aimaq language]] 5: *[[Bukharic language]] 6: *[[Darwazi language]] List of Chinese dialects (4633 bytes) 1: The following is a list of major [[Chinese dialect]]s. 3: ...ss has approximate, stereotypical characteristics of its own. 14: *[[Northeast China Mandarin]] 32: **[[Kashgar dialect of Chinese]] 42: **[[Dungan language]] List of British English words not used in American English (10662 bytes) 1: :''See also main article: [[American and British English differences]]'' 3: ...ist of American English words not used in British English]] 4: ...having different meanings in British and American English]] 8: ..., as it is possible that the word is used in both dialects. 22: ...n also refer to an eggplant-like color in British English) List of American English words not used in British English (6181 bytes) 1: :''See also main article: [[American and British English differences]]'' 2: ...ist of British English words not used in American English]]'' 3: ...having different meanings in British and American English]]'' 5: ..., as it is possible that the word is used in both dialects. 69: ...rocess that builds interior walls without the use of water Old English language (33841 bytes) 2: ...of which survive only in a few pronouns in modern English. 4: ...e occupying and controlling the [[Danelaw]] in northern and eastern England. 7: ...oto-Germanic]] language from which all [[Germanic languages]] are believed to have been derived. 9: .... Compare modern English 'Good day' with the Old English ''Gód dæġ'', modern Dutch '' Goede dag'', or... 11: ... sunne'' (the Sun) was female, while ''se móna'' (the Moon) was male. English language (32162 bytes) 1: ...utions, for example, require a working command of English. 2: {{language|name=English|nativename=English 4: ...ngdom]], [[United States]] and a large number of other countries 5: ...ng country. I think it's at least fair to include the US --> 7: |speakers=First language: 402 million<br> History of the English language (7289 bytes) 1: '''History of the [[English language]]''' 3: ==Old English== 4: ''Main article: [[Old English language]]'' 6: ...ay derive from those early Anglo-Saxon roots, but English vocabulary has also been greatly influenced over ... 8: ...Latin]] and [[Greek language|Greek]] words to the language. A Dictionary of the English Language (2944 bytes) 1: ...ry|dictionaries]] in the history of the [[English language]], was prepared by [[Samuel Johnson]] and appeare... 3: ...ndedly, with only clerical assistance to copy out the illustrative quotations that he had marked in boo... 5: ...[John Milton|Milton]] and [[John Dryden|Dryden]]. The dictionary contains over 100,000 quotations. 7: ...nerally given to horses, but in Scotland supports the people". 9: ...ive, advocating traditional spellings rather than the simplifications that would be favoured by [[Noah ... Dissertations on the English Language (244 bytes) 1: ...is dedicated to [[Benjamin Franklin]] and invites the world into Webster's classroom. English the Global Language (3745 bytes) 3: ...hat outlines the widespread growth of the English language. 5: ...ge and rest is used it as their second or foreign language in more than 100 6: ...onomic power of a people. The need is created by the international academic and business communities. 8: ...aking person may be able to present his ideas and theories more clearly. 10: ...s can increase their understanding of each other. The world becomes a smaller more friendly place. English programming language (673 bytes) 1: ...[Pick operating system]] using [[English language|English]]. 3: ... a candidate for use as a programming language in the future. 5: [[Category:Query languages]] Politics and the English Language (3835 bytes) 1: ...ng (and writing in general) in [[English language|English]], diagnoses its serious faults, and suggests rem... 2: ...e]], or other [[figure of speech]] which is quite often seen in print. 5: # Never use the passive voice where the active voice will do. 6: ..., a scientific word, or [[jargon]] if an everyday English equivalent will suffice. 7: # Break any of these rules sooner than say anything outright barbaro... English-language numerals (13482 bytes) 1: ''See also [[List of numbers]] (to be merged)'' 3: ...rance|French]], adopted by the United States, and then abandoned by France. 5: ... billion (10<sup>15</sup>) a [[billiard]] etc. In the short scale system a billion is a thousand millio... 7: ...ix of the number name corresponds to the power of the base number. e.g. '''bi''' means '''2''', '''tri... 9: ...[[Nicolas Chuquet]]</em>), each number is a power of a million, i.e. '''(n)'''illion = (one million)<s...
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