| German belongs to the West Germanic family of languages. German is an inflected language that has conjugations and declensions. |
| Besides, this is what eventually reveals the main weakness of the record: a lack of variety and harmonic declensions. |
| Gallice contributes added value both to strategic aspects and also to the operational declensions. |
| Ingredients common to all the declensions of this typical dish are the black olives, the anchovies, the olive oil and the capers. |
| It was in Latin and not English Language classes that we learnt about the various verb tenses and noun declensions. |
| As a kind of consolation: Chinese does not have any declensions or tenses, and there are almost no exceptions to the standard plural form. |
