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    It is a strange concept in English, but the Greek could convey the idea in one word because of the changes in the word, adding various endings to modify meaning. Therefore, the ancient Greek might say one word, "guard", and we would translate it in English "You all must guard yourselves." It is one of the reasons the Koine Greek language is so fascinating and difficult to translate sometimes. The imperative in the verse at hand ("becoming")

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    When I Go from city state to city state, I notest that they all speak the same language, ancient greek script. This language has taken parts of different from other languages. They had took a large portion of their language from the Phoenicians which they took from the Hebrews. As well as parts from the earlier greek civilization the Minoans. However they Dialect of the language would change from City sate from city state and the way they symbols to remasen then them how ever they most famous dialect

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    it’s speaking the language of the New Testament. Now, I’m not stating that every member of the church should speak Greek to whatever environment you may be in, but rather to proclaim the gospel with the understanding of the message in the original language. In our world today, we have a clash of two languages; one being the secular and the other being the Biblical. In our preaching, we feel we should succumb to modern language and in the end we fail because we have made the language and its message

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    The development of language by the Greeks had a large impact on many languages. “Finally, our language has roots in Ancient Greece, from individual letters through to complete words like dinosaurs and helicopters” (History). The Greek language has been embedded into the English language and among others, whether it be in complete words or just certain letters. Greek has been the basis for some of the languages in the world and has spread ever since the first century but also prior to that. The english

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    is common for languages to take words, phrases and meanings from one another, and this is no different than English taking from Greek and Latin. While some Greek or Latin words have been changed into prefixes and suffixes, others have become phrases, and even events have garnered their own meaning by today’s standards. This includes the adaptation to technology, science, military purposes and even everyday use, many of which are significant in their own respective area. Many Greek words have been

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    sulabhbhatt@gmail.com parmar.krunal005@gmail.com Abstract - In this paper we present a Natural language processing for Sanskrit using Different approaches. Sanskrit is a oldest and considered as the mother of all languages. The Sanskrit, the world 's ancient language has got a wealthy grammar. The Sanskrit grammar text Ashtadhyayi is written by Panini (an Indian Sage). Sanskrit is a well suitable language for providing an advanced artificial intelligence for Computers. Part of Speech (POS) Tagging

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    to boast (verb) A. Greek: καυχάομαι, Pronunciation: kauchaomai B. Strong’s Lexicon 2744 C. The ESV translates this word 32 times “boast, boasted” 3 times translated “rejoice” 1 times translated “glory” I chose the word “to boast” here because it encompasses the full extent of what Paul is trying to say. To use the

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    way the language was spoken/written. The reason our language differs from then is because of the influence of other languages around the English language its self. This influence help to create the modern English language we know today. English has had many influences but the one that most find important is that a Greek has had a influence. The English language is know for having it share/influence of Greek."According to one estimate, more than 150,000 words of English are derived from Greek words

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    setting, and elocution. When Addison DeWitt speaks, for instance, he instantly establishes the mood and introduces the scene. A character’s emphasis on language or vocabulary can represent the character whereas their speech or intonation can induce emotions in the readers. Using Jakobson’s Functions of Language allows the reader to analyze the language and close read the text in the film. In All About Eve, the the most prominent functions represented are referential and poetic. The referential function

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    are all derived from the Greek language. How influential have the Ancient Greeks been on the development of the English language? this is a very important topic to write about and show how the Greeks have heavily influenced the English language in many different ways. It is evident that the Greek language had a major impact on the English alphabets; vowels and even the style that we write. 13.2% of the English language is derived from the vocabulary of the ancient Greeks. More than 150,000 English

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