Giân-gí-tó

言語島 (Giân-gí-tó) (言語島)，頁 (ia̍h)語言島 (gí-giân-tó) (語言島)，是 (sī)某 (bó͘)一 (chi̍t)種 (chióng)言語 (giân-gí)佇 (tī)地理 (tē-lí)分佈 (hun-pò͘)上 (siōng)完全 (oân-choân)去 (khì)予 (hō͘)其他 (kî-thaⁿ)言語包圍 (pau-ûi)的 (ê)現象 (hiān-siōng).^[1]

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The predominantly French-speaking enclave of Brussels showed as slashed grey and red surrounded by a Dutch-speaking grey area
咧 (Teh)德國 (Tek-kok)言語島。
咧德國Serbscina語言 (gí-giân)(Sorbian languages)。

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↑ Peter Auer, Frans Hinskens, Paul Kerswill. Dialect change: convergence and divergence in European languages. str. 221. "The term 'Sprachinsel' was used for the first time怹 (in)1847 to designate a Slavonic community surrounded by a German-speaking population close to Konigsberg, East Prussia cf. Mattheier 1996. 812"

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Sprachinselverein (österr。 Sprachinseln) Pang-bô͘:De
Plautdietsch-Freundee。V。(zu den Sprachinseln der Russlandmennoniten) Pang-bô͘:De

[1] Peter Auer, Frans Hinskens, Paul Kerswill. Dialect change: convergence and divergence in European languages. str. 221. "The term 'Sprachinsel' was used for the first time怹 (in)1847 to designate a Slavonic community surrounded by a German-speaking population close to Konigsberg, East Prussia cf. Mattheier 1996. 812"

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Giân-gí-tó

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