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Презентация, доклад Происхождение языков мира
Содержание
- 1. Презентация Происхождение языков мира
- 2. Indo-European languagesThe Indo-European languages are common in
- 3. ClassificationRed-Germanic languages (German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish,
- 4. Hungarian, Estonian, FinnishHungarian, Estonian, Finnish are not
- 5. Uralic languagesUralic languages are: Finnish, Mordovian, Hungarian,
- 6. Altaic languagesThe biggest group of Altaic languages
- 7. Sino-Tibetan languages Chinese, Tibetan, and about 300 of local languages.
- 8. Semitic languages This family includes Arabic,
- 9. The languages in New WorldIn America the
Indo-European languagesThe Indo-European languages are common in Europe, territory of Iran Caucas, India, middle Asia and all territory of Russia.
Слайд 2Indo-European languages
The Indo-European languages are common in Europe, territory of Iran
Caucas, India, middle Asia and all territory of Russia.
Слайд 3Classification
Red-Germanic languages (German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Icelandic, Faroese (фарерский), English.
Orange-celtic
languages (Irish, Scottish)
Green-Slavic languages (Czech, Polish, Slovak , Slovenian, Ukrainian, Russian, Bulgarian)
Green-khaki-Romanian languages. (Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian, Moldavian)
Blue-Indo-Iranian languages (Persian, Hindi, Pashto, Urdu, Tajik)
Greece and Armenian languages are separated into a separate group.
Green-Slavic languages (Czech, Polish, Slovak , Slovenian, Ukrainian, Russian, Bulgarian)
Green-khaki-Romanian languages. (Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian, Moldavian)
Blue-Indo-Iranian languages (Persian, Hindi, Pashto, Urdu, Tajik)
Greece and Armenian languages are separated into a separate group.
Слайд 4Hungarian, Estonian, Finnish
Hungarian, Estonian, Finnish are not Indo-European languages. They belong
to Uralic language family.
Hungarian referred to Ugric (угорская) group and it related to Khanty and Mansi languages.
Finnish and Estonian languages are belong to Baltic-Finnish group of languages and related to Carelian and Izhora languages)
Hungarian referred to Ugric (угорская) group and it related to Khanty and Mansi languages.
Finnish and Estonian languages are belong to Baltic-Finnish group of languages and related to Carelian and Izhora languages)
Слайд 5Uralic languages
Uralic languages are: Finnish, Mordovian, Hungarian, Estonian, Mansi, Sami, Khanty)
The
56% of today Uralic languages speakers are speakers of Hungarian language. And another 20% are speakers of Finnish)
Слайд 6Altaic languages
The biggest group of Altaic languages is Turkic languages. They
are Tatarian Turkish Kazakh Uzbek Turkmen and others.
Слайд 8
Semitic languages
This family includes Arabic, Hebrew, Assyrian, Maltese languages. All of
it are ancient languages, which was formed in the territory of Judea, Arabia, West Africa and Babylonia.
The most spread Semitic language is Arabic. About 240 millions of speakers in about 30 countries.
The most spread Semitic language is Arabic. About 240 millions of speakers in about 30 countries.
Слайд 9The languages in New World
In America the most spread languages is
English, Spanish and Portuguese.
English: USA and Canada
Spanish: middle America and South America
Portuguese: Brasilia
French in Canada *Quebec and in French Guiana.
English: USA and Canada
Spanish: middle America and South America
Portuguese: Brasilia
French in Canada *Quebec and in French Guiana.
