Why does the letter C have 6 pronunciations in Scottish Gaelic?

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Missa pro defunctis

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Why are all Oceanic, Austronesian, Malay-Polynesian and Polynesian languages are dying currently is that there is migration to other areas and parents are not teaching their children thereby making the language to die out quickly, another is the introduction of English language has also cause it.

They extended as far east as Easter Island, west as Madagascar, and south as New Zealand. They might have even traveled as far as the Americas.

In regards to Oceania, Three major problems are being faced: overfishing, pollution, and climate change. Most of these are the result of poor people management. The limits of nature are reaching. Within our lifetimes, the ocean may undergo significant change if we don't stop, thus people are migrating and leaving their language behind.

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If a wrecking ball is 500 kg, then the potential energy will be 49000 Joule.

Potential energy is energy that is conserved or stored in a substance or an object. The object or substance's position, arrangement, or state determines the amount of stored energy. Consider it as energy with the "potential" to do work.

Given,

Mass of object m=500kg.

Height h=10m.

Acceleration due to gravity g=9.8m/s^2

Potential Energy of object will be:

P.E= m × g × h

⇒mgh = 500× 9.8 × 10

=49000J

Therefore, Energy possessed by the object is 49000 Joule.

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alcohol thermometer is preferred by mountaineer because it can measure very low temperature as it melts at -115°C.

Answer:

The conversations between characters in the story best describes theme.

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The conversations between characters in the story best describes theme.

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To sign celebrate, form both hands into hooks (like modified X signs), and twist them in upward moving columns on either side of your body.

Signing Christmas, form the ASL letter C sign with your dominant hand, swoop it down in front of you, then scoop it back up until your dominant forearm is upright and your 'C' hand holds steady.

Hanukkah is signed by holding up both your open hands and tucking the thumbs in, as if making the ASL number 4 sign.

American Sign Language is a natural language that functions as the major sign language of Deaf communities in the United States of America and most of Anglophone Canada. ASL is a complete and arranged visual language that is constructed by using both manual and nonmanual characteristics.

Therefore, the correct answer is as given above

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Answer: A

Explanation: tuckered is another word for tired  so its A

Answer:yes it has been declined in the past years it will get better soon

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Yes

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The language is being replaced by English and not all speakers are fluent plus, there are more L2 speakers

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No

Explanation:

There is no need for k as c is always hard in Welsh

Answer: rushed, accursed, “frantic fervor, teeth chattering”

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All of these words add suspense and a sense of impending doom.

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How are Arabic letters written?

Arabic is written from right to left in a cursive style

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Gaelic has only eighteen letters in its alphabet, so no J, K, Q, V, W, X, Y, or Z. A consonant + H denotes a completely different sound to the same consonant without an H following it.

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There is no K in Scottish Gaelic, because C is always hard there

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No.

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In space, if we were to live with zero gravity, that our bodies would change, but not very much. If we were to create artificial gravity, it could still cause havoc if you found yourself in the center of the "spinning wheel". Regardless, simply going into outer space requires physical well-being and fitness levels to accumulate with the pressure exerted on the human body when on takeoff. Even if all of these weren't problems, then I guess you could just ignore my answer and shoot yourself into space (good luck).

My response is No,  Is space colonization necessary and my reason is that there is  room for development here on earth and by colonizing space, we do not know if there are any underlying danger to human kind.

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People who are against space colonization also worry that it would result in an arms race in space, which would pave the way for a terrible war here on Earth.

As diverse organizations compete for control, the establishment of colonies by individual nations or businesses could spark hostilities or even war.

In conclusion, it would be extremely challenging to establish a new human colony on another planet. This is influenced by the severe weather, the chemistry of the atmosphere, and the enormous amounts of resources required to support human existence.

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Is space colonization necessary? Explain why or why not, using evidence

from the passage.

Passage: Will Human Life On Earth Come to an End?

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Conflicts over racism drive some of the most compelling and memorable scenes in the novel. Racial conflict causes the two dramatic deaths that occur in the story. On one level, To Kill a Mockingbird represents a simplistic and moralistic view of racial prejudice. White people who are racist are bad, and white people who are not racist are good.

Answer: C

Explanation: I learned all about the Articles of Confederation in 4th and 5th grade.

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the doctor should be called by them

The explanation of conflict is character vs. character is Character vs. character conflicts occur when two characters are at odds with one another because of their motivations, needs, wants, or beliefs. Characters in this kind of literary conflict are put in a circumstance where their motivations and beliefs are put to the test as in Turtles All the Way Down where there is an an illustration of the endless regression issue.

Character vs. character conflicts, also known as man versus. man conflicts, occur when two characters are at odds with one another in literature. The disagreement may take on several forms, such as a physical brawl or fundamentally opposing moral or religious ideas.

Therefore, The dispute can be settled through persuasion or conversion in addition to one character conquering another. Characters encounter resistance from a source outside of themselves in a character vs. character conflict, which is an exterior conflict as opposed to an internal one.

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Historically, it is because Japan originally didn't have a writing system and adopted the Chinese one. At first, the educated people who could write used Classical Chinese.

However, the grammar and word order of Chinese is completely different from Japanese. Also, the Chinese language is tonal and has sounds not found in Japanese. Basically, it was an awkward fit.

So people started using kanji phonetically to write out Japanese sentences. This was called Manyougana, after the Manyoushu, an anthology of poetry written in this style. Even then, some kanji were used phonetically, and some were used for their meaning.

Unfortunately, kanji are complicated to write, and Japanese words have few syllables. So people made simplified versions of the Manyogana to write quickly. Buddhist monks created katakana, and noblewomen developed hiragana (noblemen continued to use kanji/manyogana at this point).

Eventually, hiragana became famous for literature, letter writing, and casual purposes, while katakana was used for official and scientific documents. If you look at WWII-era government documents, for example, they are written in kanji (Chinese origin words, nouns, and verb stems) and katakana (grammatical particles and verb endings).

Finally, after WWII, the Japanese language was standardized. The number of kanji was limited to the Touhou (now Jouyou) and Jinmeiyou lists, many kanji was officially changed to simplified forms, and the current standards for kana usage were implemented. Kanji for meaning, hiragana for particles and verb endings, katakana for animal species, scientific terms, and foreign loanwords.

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Answer: No

Explanation:

None of these languages use syllabaries.

Chinese letters are written as syllables, but some of them sound the same but mean different things.

I'm not as familiar with Arabic, but I do know that it uses abjad, not syllabals.

Korean uses single letters that are grouped together by syllable.

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a descriptive or anecdotal treatise on various real or mythical kinds of animals, especially a medieval work with a moralizing tone.

Answer: 1. Et agricolae bonis et pueri in agris ludunt.

2. Video autem animalia fera (neuter) in saepti ferarum.

3. Et dedit ad puerum parvum a basketball. invenire casus, numeri enim et genus sententias.

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