- the
Indian diaspora who
subsequently compose works in
English. It is
often referred to as
Indo-Anglian
literature (a
writing specific term; not to be...
-
characters used to
write reconstructed Proto-
Indo-European
words (for an
explanation of the notation, see Proto-
Indo-European phonology).
Without proper rendering...
-
southern India. Historically,
Indo-European
languages were also
spoken in Anatolia. Some
European languages of this family—
English, French, Portuguese, Russian...
-
Indo-Guyanese or
Guyanese Indians, are
Guyanese nationals of
Indian origin who
trace their ancestry to
India and the
wider subcontinent. They are the descendants...
-
Indo-Aryan
peoples are a
diverse collection of
peoples predominantly found in
South Asia, who (traditionally)
speak Indo-Aryan languages. Historically...
- The
Indo English School,
Rourkela is an
Indian school,
located in Rourkela, Odisha.
Founded by
educationist Mihir Baran Mukherjee and
Manju Mukherjee in...
- in origin.
English exists on a
dialect continuum with Scots; it is next-most
closely related to Low
Saxon and Frisian.
English is an
Indo-European language...
-
biggest languages, by
number of
native speakers, are
Indo-European. One of
these languages,
English, is the de
facto world lingua franca, with an estimate...
-
apophony (regular
vowel variations) in the Proto-
Indo-European
language (PIE). An
example of
ablaut in
English is the
strong verb sing, sang, sung and its...
- The Proto-
Indo-Europeans are a
hypothetical prehistoric ethnolinguistic group of
Eurasia who
spoke Proto-
Indo-European (PIE), the
reconstructed common...
