via (prep)
via (prep) Afrikaans: via Arabic: eabr = عبر Armenian: mijots’ov = միջոցով Bengali: Mādhyamē = মাধ্যমে Cebuano: pinaagi sa Chichewa: kudzera Chinese: tong-guo, Tōngguò = 通过 Danish: via Dutch: …
Phonogramology (continued 4)
Phonogramology (continued 4) According to the traditional classification of languages into analytic and synthetic types, Chinese is always cited as an extremely analytic language. The language has no inflection. There…
upon (prep）
upon (prep） Afrikaans: op Arabic: ealaa = على Armenian: vra = վրա Bengali: Upara = উপর Cebuano: sa Chichewa: pa Chinese: zhi-shang, Zhī shàng = 之上 Danish: på Dutch:…
around (prep)
around (prep) Afrikaans: rond Arabic: hawl = حول Armenian: shurjy = շուրջը Bengali: Kāchākāchi = কাছাকাছি Cebuano: palibot Chichewa: kuzungulira Chinese: da-yue, Dàyuē = 大约 Danish: rundt om Dutch:…
into (prep)
into (prep) Afrikaans: in Arabic: dakhil = داخل Armenian:mej = մեջ Bengali: Madhyē = মধ্যে Cebuano: ngadto sa Chichewa: ku Chinese: jin-ru, Jìnrù = 进入 Danish: ind i Dutch:…
Duanwu-jie (Chinese holiday)
(Globe Language) (noun) 端午节, Lóngzhou-jie (龙舟节) Dragon boat Festival, literally in Chinese long 龙 = dragon, zhou 舟 = boat, jie 节 = festival. Example: Duanwu-jie 端午节, Lóngzhou-jie (龙舟节) (Dragon…
about (prep)
about (prep) Afrikaans: oor Arabic: hawl = حول Armenian: masin = մասին Bengali: Samparkita = সম্পর্কিত Cebuano: mahitungod sa Chichewa: za Chinese: guan-yu, Guānyú = 关于 Danish: om Dutch:…
against (prep)
against (prep) Afrikaans: teen Arabic: dida = ضد Armenian: dem = դեմ Bengali: Birud'dhē = বিরুদ্ধে Cebuano: batok Chichewa: motsutsana Chinese: fan-dui, Fǎnduì = 反对 Danish: mod Dutch: tegen…
along (prep)
along (prep) Afrikaans: saam Arabic: ealaa twl = على طول Armenian: yerkaynk’ov = երկայնքով Bengali: Barābara = বরাবর Cebuano: kauban Chichewa: pamodzi Chinese: yan-zhe, Yánzhe = 沿着 Danish: langs…
despite (prep)
despite (prep) Afrikaans: ten spyte van Arabic: bialraghm min = بالرغم من Armenian: ch’nayats = չնայած Bengali: Sattbē'ō = সত্ত্বেও Cebuano: bisan pa Chichewa: ngakhale Chinese: jin-guan, Jǐnguǎn =…
Phonogramology (continued 3)
Phonogramology (continued 3): There are different points of view on phonograms (phonetic characters) that need to be verified in linguistic research. We present some of the common beliefs as…
except (prep)
except (prep) Afrikaans: behalwe Arabic: 'iilaa = إلا Armenian: bats’i = բացի Bengali: Chāṛā = ছাড়া Cebuano: gawas Chichewa: kupatula Chinese: chi-le, Chúle = 除了 Danish: undtagen Dutch: behalve…
Phonogramology (continued 2)
Phonogramology (continued 2): One branch of the phonographic (alphabetic) languages is called “Abujidas”, also known as syllabic alphabets, and alpha-syllables. Abujidas is a type of phonetic writing with consonants as…
Phonogramology (continued 1)
Phonogramology (continued 1): First, let's talk about alphabetic orthographies. There are several different alphabets used to create written language. For example, English uses the Latin alphabet and 26 symbols…
although (conjunction)
although (conjunction) Afrikaans: alhoewel Arabic: birughm man = برغم من Armenian: Ch’nayats nran = Չնայած նրան Bengali: Yadi'ō = যদিও Cebuano: bisan pa Chichewa: ngakhale Chinese: sui-ran, Suīrán =…
yet (conjunction)
yet (conjunction) Afrikaans: nog Arabic: baed = بعد Armenian: derr = դեռ Bengali: Ēkhanō = এখনো Cebuano: pa Chichewa: pa Chinese: ran-er, Rán'ér = 然而 Danish: endnu Dutch: nog…
nor (conjunction)
nor (conjunction) Afrikaans: ook nie Arabic: wala = ولا Armenian: voch’ el = ոչ էլ Bengali: Bā = বা Cebuano: ni Chichewa: kapena Chinese: ye-bu, Yě bù = 也不…
Phonogramology
Phonogramology: As we know that human writing started with four stages: 1. proto-writing; tallies, knit-tight (Inca-Quipu). 2. Early writing; clay tablets, (Sumerian clay tokens and Cuneiform). 3. Ancient writing;…
or (conjunction)
or (conjunction) Afrikaans: of Arabic: 'aw = أو Armenian: kam = կամ Bengali: Bā = বা Cebuano: o Chichewa: kapena Chinese: huo-zhe, Huòzhě = 或者 Danish: eller Dutch: of…
jie-chi (Chinese unique word)
Jie-chi, jie-qi (noun) 节气 (Chinese): solar terms, literally in Chinese “jie” 节 = season, “chi” 气 = weather. Example: Jie-chi 节气 (solar terms) originated in ancient China for agricultural work, also…
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