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Name signs are shorthand for a specific person's name. It can be a descriptor of the person or it can just be arbitrary. It is culturally significant as they not only identify a person, but a person's significance in the community. I have a name sign as my grandmother is Deaf, so when I was born, she gave not only me, but my younger sister and brother a name sign.
Explanation:
(The last part of the question is my own personal experience so disregard, instead, insert your own experience)
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the language which is abusive or mostly slung
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ni om lle si le en pk . n on . v eu potes et partager Il faut u'un petit nt t'm ki ion ai ni
1f= -a, -am, -ae, -ās
2m= -us, -um, -ī, -os
2n= -um, -um, -a, -a
3mf= (modified stem/various), -em/īm, -ēs, -ēs/īs
3n= -(modified stem/various), -(modified stem/ various), -a/īa, -a/īa
Present tense= -o, -s, -t, -mus, -tis, -nt
Hope that helps!
6. J'achète du pain à la boulangerie.
7. Nous prenons de la viande à la boucherie.
8. La poissonnerie est en face au café.
9. L'épicerie est près à la pâtisserie