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19 [пшIыкIубгъу] ПщэрыхьапIэм

19 [pshIykIubgu] Pshhjeryh'apIjem

Do you have a new kitchen?	О пщэрыхьапIэ кIэу уиIа?; O pshhjeryh'apIje kIjeu uiIa?
What do you want to cook today?	Сыда непэ уупщэрыхьащтыр?; Syda nepje uupshhjeryh'ashhtyr?
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove?	О электричества хьаумэ газа узэрыпщэрыхьэрэр?; O jelektrichestva h'aumje gaza uzjerypshhjeryh'jerjer?
Shall I cut the onions?	Бжьынхэр къэсэрэупкIата?; Bzh'ynhjer kjesjerjeupkIata?
Shall I peel the potatoes?	Картошкэхэр къэсэрэупса?; Kartoshkjehjer kjesjerjeupsa?
Shall I rinse the lettuce?	Салатыр къэсэрэлъэса?; Salatyr kjesjerjeljesa?
Where are the glasses?	Стаканхэр тыдэ щыIэха?; Stakanhjer tydje shhyIjeha?
Where are the dishes?	Шыкъухэр тыдэ щыIэха?; Shykuhjer tydje shhyIjeha?
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)?	Цэцэ-джэмышххэр тыдэ щыIэха?; Cjecje-dzhjemyshhhjer tydje shhyIjeha?
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)?	Консервтеч уиIа?; Konservtech uiIa?
Do you have a bottle opener?	Бэшэрэбтеч уиIа?; Bjeshjerjebtech uiIa?
Do you have a corkscrew?	ШъхьэIух уиIа?; Shh'jeIuh uiIa?
Are you cooking the soup in this pot?	Лэпс къызэрэбгъажъорэр мы щыуаныр ара?; Ljeps kyzjerjebgazhorjer my shhyuanyr ara?
Are you frying the fish in this pan?	Пцэжъые зэрыбгъажъэрэр мы табэр ара?; Pcjezhye zjerybgazhjerjer my tabjer ara?
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill?	ХэтэрыкIхэр зэрыбгъажъэхэрэр мы грилыр ара?; HjetjerykIhjer zjerybgazhjehjerjer my grilyr ara?
I am setting the table.	Iанэр къэсэшIы.; Ianjer kjesjeshIy.
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons.	Мары шъэжъыехэр, цацэхэр ыкIи джэмышххэр.; Mary shjezhyehjer, cacjehjer ykIi dzhjemyshhhjer.
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins.	Мары стаканхэр, лагъэхэр ыкIи IэплъэкIхэр.; Mary stakanhjer, lagjehjer ykIi IjepljekIhjer.

Romance Languages

700 million people speak a Romance language as their native tongue. Thus the Romance language group ranks among the most significant worldwide. Romance languages belong to the Indo-European language family. All Romance languages date back to Latin. This means they are descendants of the language of Rome. The basis of all Romance languages was Vulgar Latin. By which is meant the Latin spoken in late ancient times. Vulgar Latin was spread throughout Europe through Roman conquests. Out of it there then developed the Romance languages and dialects. Latin itself is an Italian language. There are in total about 15 Romance languages. The exact number is difficult to determine. It is often unclear whether independent languages or only dialects exist. A few Romance languages have died out over the years. But new languages based on Romance languages have also developed. They are Creole languages. Today, Spanish is the largest Romance language worldwide. It belongs to the world languages with more than 380 million speakers. Romance languages are very interesting for scientists. Because the history of this linguistic group is well-documented. Latin or Roman texts have existed for 2,500 years. Linguists use them to examine the evolution of the individual languages. Thus, the rules from which language develops can be researched. Many of these results can be transferred to other languages. The grammar of Romance languages is similarly constructed. Above all, however, the vocabulary of the languages is similar. If a person speaks one Romance language, he can easily learn another one. Thank you, Latin!