hispanicization造句

例句与造句

1. Like many communities in the Southwestern United States, Bonita could go through the process of hispanicization.
2. Just a heads-up : there has been a spate of anonymous Hispanicization of Catalan names.
3. Its name is a Hispanicization of a Yaqui term meaning " many hills . " It was incorporated in 1945.
4. The paronym " Veracuz " ( ) is a Hispanicization too of the traditional name " Beranui ", that disregarded the natural linguistic correspondence.
5. Thus, by 2025, we may see an " Asianization " in North America equal to the " Hispanicization " that took place between the 1990 and the 2000 Census.
6. It's difficult to find hispanicization in a sentence. 用hispanicization造句挺难的
7. Spanish and to a lesser extent Portuguese colonization ( Hispanicization ) made these languages prevalent in Latin America and in parts of Africa, Asia ( the Philippines ), Macau and in former times in Formosa.
8. From ca . 1700 the status of Pur閜echa changed, and throughout the twentieth century the Mexican state pursued a policy of hispanicization, under which speakers of indigenous languages were actively encouraged to abandon their languages in favor of Spanish.
9. Cayucos is the Hispanicization of a Chumash word for " kayak, " or " canoe, " used by the Chumash people to fish in the bay, particularly in the rich kelp beds just north of the current Cayucos pier.
10. From the early 20th century to at least the mid-1980s, educational policies in Mexico focused on the hispanicization " ( castellanizaci髇 ) " of indigenous communities, teaching only Spanish and discouraging the use of indigenous languages.
11. Most mixed-white race and white people in Latin America have Spanish surnames inherited from Spanish ancestors, while most other Latin Americans who have Spanish names and surnames acquired them through Christianization and Hispanicization of the indigenous and African slave populations by Spanish friars, especially in order to ease record-keeping and tax collection, in the case of the Native Americans and Afro-Latin Americans.
12. The critical role of Herrera's " Mazagua " has not been heretofore analyzed except in the paper of Vicente Calibo de Jesus which he read on October 13, 2007 at the annual conference of The Society for the History of Discoveries held at the U . S . Library of Congress, Washington D . C . John N . Schumacher, S . J . did touch on Herrera in an article, noting that " Herrera is the only historian prior to the time of the 19th century publication of Pigafetta, who correctly puts the first Mass in'Mazagua'which is simply a Hispanicization of Pigafetta's Italian form'Mazaua'or'Mazzaua'. " Schumacher failed however to discern the hand of Andr閟 de San Mart韓.