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Gustavs Strenga: PÄrdomas par lasÄ«Å”anas vÄsturi Latvijas teritorijÄ no 12.Ā gadsimta beigÄm lÄ«dz 16. gadsimta sÄkumam Pirmos rakstÄ«tos un iespiestos tekstus kÄdÄ valodÄ mÄdz uzskatÄ«t par tautas kultÅ«ras stÅ«rakmeÅiem. 14. gadsimta otrajÄ pusÄ Baltijas jÅ«ras telpÄ dominÄjoÅ”Ä tautas valoda ā viduslejasvÄcu valoda ā sÄka ieÅemt arvien bÅ«tiskÄku lomu rakstiskajÄ komunikÄcijÄ. 15. gadsimta nogalÄ un 16. gadsimta … TurpinÄt lasÄ«t Valodu vÄsture: Vai viduslaikos lasÄ«t varÄja arÄ« latviski?
There are approximately 7,000 living languages in the world. Two thousand of these languages have fewer than 1,000 speakers. Latvian is spoken by about 2 million people, thus placing it in the category of large languages. Latvian is a modern, developed language used in all spheres of life. It is also one of the European … TurpinÄt lasÄ«t If someone tells you that the Latvian language is a small language, donāt believe it.
Valodu kursi š TulkoÅ”anas pakalpojumi 