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Words can be borrowed from "dead" languages. true false
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Words can be borrowed from "dead" languages. true false
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this is very true, even though a language is dead, you can still use words
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if u mean a language that is ''dead'' and its no longer spoken as a native language but still studied, than yes we can still use words from it, so the answer is true.
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