Linguistic Diversity

noun a blend of Swedish and English language

adjective relating to or characteristic of a blend of Swedish and English language

• The term 'Swenglish' refers to a linguistic phenomenon where Swedish and English languages are mixed together.
• I sometimes catch myself speaking Swenglish when I can't find the right words in either language.
• My friend is fluent in Swenglish after spending a year studying abroad in Sweden.
• The song lyrics were a perfect example of Swenglish, blending Swedish and English phrases seamlessly.

noun a language spoken primarily in eastern Turkey and northern Iraq by the Zaza people

• Zazaki is a language spoken primarily in eastern Turkey and northern Iraq.
• I recently started learning Zazaki and I find it quite fascinating.
• Hey, do you know anyone who speaks Zazaki? I need some help with my homework.
• Learning a new language is like unlocking a door to a new world, just like Zazaki.

noun a native or inhabitant of Aragon, Spain

adjective relating to Aragon, a region in northeastern Spain

• The Aragonese language is a Romance language spoken in the Aragon region of Spain.
• I learned a few words in Aragonese while visiting the Pyrenees.
• Some locals in Aragon still use Aragonese slang in their everyday conversations.
• The Aragonese culture is deeply rooted in traditions and history.

noun a member of the Circassian people who live in Abkhazia, a region in the Caucasus

adjective relating to Abkhazia or its people, language, or culture

• The Abkhazian language is one of the official languages of Abkhazia.
• I met an Abkhazian tourist who shared interesting stories about their culture.
• Have you tried the Abkhazian cuisine? It's so delicious!
• The Abkhazian flag symbolizes the unity and strength of the Abkhazian people.

noun a type of bird found in South America

• The acawais is a species of bird native to South America.
• I saw a beautiful acawais in the forest yesterday.
• Check out that colorful acawais chilling in the trees.
• Her vibrant personality was like an acawais, always brightening up the room.

noun a member of a people of southern Sumatra and the adjacent Malay Peninsula.

• The Achinese language is spoken by the Acehnese people in Aceh, Indonesia.
• I learned a few Achinese words while visiting Aceh last summer.
• My friend from Aceh speaks Achinese fluently.
• The Achinese culture is rich in traditions and customs.

noun Achumawi

• The Achumawi people have a rich cultural heritage that dates back thousands of years.
• I learned about the Achumawi tribe in my history class last week.
• Have you heard of the Achumawi folks? They have some cool traditions.
• The Achumawi language is like a window into the past, preserving ancient wisdom and stories.