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When it comes to Amerindian languages, I’ll settle with Tupi (with Guarani being a passive companion because of the interesting parallels one can draw from it).
Scholarly discussions aside, for the sake of simplicity, the Altaic family would provide me with Turkish and Japanese (although Korean may linger around as a reserve).
Not much to discuss about the following families: Afroasiatic (Arabic and Hebrew), Austronesian (Malay), Niger-Kongo (Swahili), Sino-Tibetan (Mandarin), and South Caucasian (Georgian).
Indo-European choices as a whole are harder to restrict. My list of possibilites will be...
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Da Lat– the beauty of highland Vietnam – is the most graceful in winter. Da Lat is covered by the mix of fog and sunshine. Wild flower anemones pave all road one fresh yellow. Tourists knit hands in warm gloves admire the dream of Da Lat. Between August and October, rainy season in Da Lat is the summer of almost other parts of Vietnam. People are afraid of heat, they travel to Da Lat. People want a winter atmosphere, they travel to Da Lat. Da Lat is busy to welcome thousands of tourists, again. Travel to Da Lat, you own a chance to see many top imposing waterfalls of Vietnam: Prenn, Camly, Pongour… Like a part of Da Lat, these waterfalls become more impressive at this time of year. The strong flow has the color of alluvion, it’s cool and amazed. Once tr...
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