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How do historical linguists study language changes over time in non-written languages?
a.   They find informants who have studied the history of their own language.
b.   They use folktales and songs, which maintain the older language structure.
c.   They compare contemporary languages that are similar.
d.   They cannot – they are limited to studying languages with a writing system.
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Cultural Anthropology


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Really appreciate the time you took to answer.

*thank you*
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