Manchu, Japanese, Korean, Mongolian
when you look at the linguistic map of the Far East there are 2 countries whose languages are not classified (Japan and Korea) ... I learn a lot from them and I see that are very similar ... example sentence: If I want to go to school, I would be careful in Korean: the school to go, If you know in Japan-go-if I knew the school that is similar and both have something like styles of discourse "and particles. And when someone wants to say something that I was Japanese beer for instance, say, beer ビール だ da same with Korea ("da" too) much 맥주다 Korea times, but sometimes gives way in Korean no difference between verbs and adjectives in Japanese and there are 2 types of adjectives in Japanese and means ii na i. .. Well, this is my question ... What is Manchuria and Mongolia and other Altaic languages? particles are too? I know that languages are subject-verb-object ...
Yes same thing. I have a BA in Mongolian. Mongolians learn Japanese Simply fill in the blanks of Mongolia and vice versa. Manchurian Candidate is essentially a dead language, but the family is just a different altaica. My Japanese is not very good and Mongolia is oxidized not be used for 10 years, but I know they are essentially the same order of words and also the particles, but not so numerous, or at least not as clearly separated words. Say: I studied at the University of Inner Mongolia Mongolia. uber bi-Yik sorgol Mongol Mongol Hel-Sors d. I Inner Mongolia (possession of particles) Univ. (Place of particles) have studied the Mongolian language. In other languages Altaic family is Oroquen, Heze, Daur, Ewenk and Manchuria. Daur and Mongolia are in the same branch and the others are in the area of Manchuria. I think it correct. I live in Heilongjiang China, which is the home of the Manchus. But do not talk. The Mongols in China are losing their language. By the choice ... You can not say something thing in Manchuria, sorry.
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