balkan linguistics造句

• There are Balkan linguistic union ".
• Since the ancient Balkan languages never developed their own alphabets, ancient Balkan linguistic elements ( mainly placenames and personal names ) are known only through their Greek or Latin transcripts.
• The overwhelming majority of his 100-plus articles, reviews, and edited works focused on Serbo-Croatian and Balkan linguistics, with several notable and much quoted ones among them.
• The Torlakian dialects, together with Bulgarian and Macedonian, display many properties of the Balkan linguistic area, a set of structural convergence features shared also with other languages of the Balkans such as Aromanian.
• In the 1930s, the Romanian linguist Alexandru Graur criticized the notion of  Balkan linguistics,  saying that one can talk about  relationships of borrowings, of influences, but not about Balkan linguistics.
• These works include " Studies in Balkan Linguistics to Honor Eric P . Hamp on his Sixtieth Birthday, Folia Slavica " 4, 2-3, published in 1981 and edited by Howard I . Aronson and Bill J . Darden; " Celtic Language, Celtic Culture : A Festschrift for Eric P . Hamp, " published in 1990 and edited by A . T . E . Matonis and Daniel F . Melia; and " Scritti in onore di Eric Pratt Hamp per il suo 90 . compleanno ", edited by Giovanni Belluscio and Antonio Mendicino of the University of Calabria and published in 2010 ( ISBN 9 788874 581016 ).