Bchasegbdmon Bchasegbdmon

31-05-2016
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English, Dutch-Finnish, Swedish, and Norwegian are all a part of which Language family?

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metchelle metchelle

06-06-2016

The answer is North Germanic languages. English, Dutch-Finnish, Swedish, and Norwegian are all part of the North Germanic languages. It is also sometimes referred or known as the Nordic languages. The term, "North Germanic languages" is used as a comparative linguistics.

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samlazukin samlazukin

27-05-2020

The answer is A) Germanic i took the test and got it correct

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