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xxMikexx [17]
3 years ago
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World Languages
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Ivahew [28]3 years ago
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Звідки вони походять і як вони йдуть від незрозумілих до офіційних? По-перше, нові слова повинні циркулювати в культурі, щоб внести його в словник. Їх потрібно використовувати і розуміти. Слова мають набагато більше шансів отримати додані до словника, якщо ви бачите їх у пресі або чуєте їх у розмові.

Explanation:

Я сподівався, що це допомогло!

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