Across
- 3. The smallest sound in a language (like /s/ or /t/)
- 8. The first language you learn (your “_________ language”)
- 9. English, Spanish, and French are all __________ languages
- 11. A person who speaks more than one language
- 14. The language spoken in Brazil
- 15. The set of letters used in writing English
- 17. The part of a word you add at the end, like “-ing” or “-ed”
- 19. A system of communication using sound or symbols
- 20. A word like “cat,” “table,” or “idea” (a thing or concept)
Down
- 1. A word that sounds the same but has a different meaning (e.g., “bat”)
- 2. A group of words that forms a full idea, starts with a capital letter
- 4. The most spoken language in the world by native speakers
- 5. The study of language and how it works
- 6. The part of speech that describes an action (e.g., “run”)
- 7. A system of writing used in ancient Rome and the base of many modern words
- 10. The language spoken in Japan
- 12. The country where people speak Korean
- 13. A language that is no longer spoken (e.g., Latin)
- 16. “Fast,” “blue,” and “happy” are this kind of word (they describe things)
- 18. The official language of Italy
