31. Loanwords may have stress on the antepenultimate syllable or even further back.32. Two examples of Arabic and two of Persian loanwords are found below. 33. Some of the loanwords are even more popular than their Chinese counterparts. 34. Internationalisms that occur in many languages are usually Japanese contributes recent loanwords . 35. Free is fairly rare and is mostly confined to loanwords and names. 36. The Sovereign Prince, is an early loanword from Germanic. 37. Other loanwords derived from the Spanish language underwent spelling and pronunciation changes. 38. The Persian language absorbed thousands of Arabic loanwords and some Arabic syntax. 39. These loanwords are often used interchangeably with native Gelao words. 40. Some terms, especially mythological, are loanwords , e . g.
