The stories, songs and language that developed into the Niuean culture over more than 1,000 years are at risk of vanishing.
Instead, he encountered each film as a distinctive sensory occasion, as evidence of the teeming life of a culture inspecting and amusing itself at once, and he reported what he met in a language that developed into an instrument of rare poetic and humorous impact.
West Germanic languages, group of Germanic languages that developed in the region of the North Sea, Rhine-Weser, and Elbe.
These scholars further averred that other branches of these peoples penetrated into Europe, bringing with them the Indo-European languages that developed into the chief language groups now spoken there.
Many Eastern languages, notably the literary languages that developed in the former Soviet Union, did so under Russian dominance and partly under bilingual conditions, and in this process they acquired numerous Russian loanwords and loan translations.
Advancing a theory of linguistic differentiation, he suggested that languages that developed farther away from a centre of common origin are less disturbed by changes initiated at the point of origin and may retain archaic characteristics in common.
You could almost consider it a "human to machine" language translator that develops its skills every day.
This includes a capacity for communication amongst members of the organized public as they participate, and perhaps also an affective language or relationship that develops - commitment, frustration, anger, pleasure, satisfaction.
Like creole, the term pidgin has been extended to language varieties that developed out of contacts between indigenous groups for instance, Chinook Jargon (U.S. and Canada, Delawaree Pidgin (U.S.), and Hiri Motu (Papua New Guinea).
