The French and English creoles are a blend of these languages with African and West Indian languages.
Remedy books are collections of medicinal recipes, prognostications, and charms, often written in a blend of three languages, Latin, Anglo-Norman (French), and Middle English.
The program was a blend of computing, language study and biology, which addressed challenges including speech recognition, machine learning and complex adaptive systems, like those later called neural networks.
And while it might startle to hear an orphaned teenager who goes by the name Black Nature confess that "sometimes I would like to rap like Busta Rhymes," when he later raps not only in Krio — a blend of English and African languages — but also French, you think, take that, Busta.
The shirts were tieless, the iPads abundant and the language a blend of French and West Coast.
Early in my dancing years, I was taught the "dance language," a blend of commitment, artistry and creativity that has empowered me well beyond my years as a dancer.
It was a blend of a particular and detailed kind of language with over-the-top spectacle, hyper-real against the beige convention center walls.
Other examples of mixed languages include Gurindji Kriol, a blend of Kriol and traditional Gurindji, which is spoken by communities in Australia's Northern Territory; and Michif, which is spoken by communities along the U.S.-Canada border, and combines verbal structures from Cree, an Algonquin language, and noun structures from Métis French, a type of Canadian French dialect.
Through a unique and diverse blend of language learning programs, volunteers have an opportunity to expose nonnative speakers to English, American culture, and a greater world of hope".
Ludic, a minor group of dialects spoken to the southeast of Karelia, is considered to be a blend of Karelian and Veps, a related Finno-Ugric language spoken to the south of Karelia.
A small Baltic-Finnic group, composed of the Ludic dialects, is found between Veps and Karelian and is generally considered a blend of the two major groups rather than a separate language; the dialects are more closely akin to Karelian.
