What is the difference between sprachwissenschaft and language ik in German linguistics?

Verb ending ieren:kontaktieren, funktionieren

Y, x, c and PH are all foreign words.

Pronunciation of special letters: such as orange (pronunciation of g and English).

The last meaning of this noun is (PHILOSOPHIE Biologie)-UM (stadium, Vakuum Museum).

More complicated than "normal" German plural: -S (photography/photo)

If we can only hope now, there must be something else! !

Actually, there are too many foreign words in Germany. The biggest source of Latin (which is rarely said now), even some Latin grammars have become German grammars-Latin dance, such as: 6 cores 4, Germany (Latin has become 3 grids, and 6 grids have become the German power grid. )

Evolution also uses this word from Latin, for example:

AUTOR, Nummer, Plinz, privat, max, min, plus sign, minus sign, Searle, servieren, Familie, populaer, Kredit, dividieren, ...

These words, starting from the river, extra, on the contrary, prae, and finally UM-IUM media must have originated from Latin.

In addition, French, Italian, Portuguese and Latin. So I like some words and Germany. Especially the French! ! France is Europe's "fashion, * * * the same language" (almost), such as English. At that time, Latin America was not very common. The evolution from the pronunciation of French words to the pronunciation of German words is exactly the same as that of France.

For example: magazines

If you study English, you will find that many German words are very similar to English. However, this does not mean that these words evolved from English. There are several reasons:

1。 Many English words from France have a notice in France (Britain).

English and German belong to the same language (Germanic), and almost all of them have evolved with time, but because this place is different, the pronunciation and the meaning of words (for example, English is generally a good word, and a bad German ordin? R) it's different.

Even though these modern words originated from Latin and evolved, such as computers, the Internet came. Europeans are willing to name their new brands in Latin or Greek. Like Volvo and Audi.

Ah, yes! Some foreign words in Germany come from the evolution of Greece. Just not as much as Latin, nothing. Because we don't know much about Greece, we know a little. I only know that it is the Greeks who oppose Logie's philosophy.

Everything, although many people speak German from French loanwords and English. In my opinion, the last two languages? -Latin and Greek.