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> Is not the term Romanisch used as the 4th language spoken in
> some areas
We Americans owe a great deal of our success to creative borrowing. :)
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Is not the term Romanisch used as the 4th language spoken in
some areas of Switzerland with the others being German,
Italian, and French?
Pete
Is not the term Romanisch used as the 4th language spoken in some areas
of Switzerland with the others being German, Italian, and French?
Pete
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But that is French !!!
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> The term "Romanic" does exist in the English language & is
> used for what - e.g. for the Romanic architectural sty
Hi Hans,
The term "Romanic" /does/ exist in the English language. See:
http://www.tfd.com/romanic
Regards...
Tom
hans wrote:
The term "Romanic" does exist in the English language & is
used for what - e.g. for the Romanic architectural
style (Romanic, Gothic, Baroque, Roccoco, etc
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