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• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Javi
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: how I pronounce "r" sounds: a velarized labiodental approximant?
  • From: andrew_woode
• Re: [en] "it" or [de] "es" as subject (was: Divisibility problem)
  • From: Wugi
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: ekkilu
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• how I pronounce "r" sounds: a velarized labiodental approximant?
  • From: Hazhar
• Re: Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: Skraedder
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: John Swindle
• Re: Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Austin P. So (Hae Jin)
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• New Vocabulary Website: SAT Preparation
  • From: jrichman
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: G. Leo Sahakian
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Looking for a specific word
  • From: nandodick
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Austin P. So (Hae Jin)
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Austin P. So (Hae Jin)
• Re: Ibn Taymeeya's Status of the Monks
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Geoff
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Penguins Best Polar Bears best
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• Ibn Taymeeya's Status of the Monks
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• Re: Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: penguinsarethebestbirdsANDANDANDpolarbearsarethebestbears
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Javi
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Wiktor S.
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Geoff
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: John Swindle
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Keith GOERINGER
• Re: Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Divisibility problem
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Divisibility problem
  • From: Greg Lee
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: QuienEs
• Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: penguinsarethebestbirdsANDANDANDpolarbearsarethebestbears
• Penguins Best Polar Bears best
  • From: penguinsarethebestbirdsANDANDANDpolarbearsarethebestbears
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Austin P. So (Hae Jin)
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Austin P. So (Hae Jin)
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Tak To
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: G. Leo Sahakian
• Re: what do you call these sounds
  • From: G. Leo Sahakian
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Bob LeChevalier
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Geoff
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Javi
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Geoff
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Looking for a specific word
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: David Wright Sr.
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: what do you call these sounds
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Half of all Chinese people can't speak Mandarin!
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Information about the ten tribes in the On-Ogur Hungarian confereration.
  • From: Sinan
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: what do you call these sounds
  • From: G. Leo Sahakian
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: G. Leo Sahakian
• Re: Looking for a specific word
  • From: benlizross
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: what do you call these sounds
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Looking for a specific word
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Looking for a specific word
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Wiktor S.
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Michael Farris
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: England's r's again
  • From: bryan horrocks
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Looking for a specific word
  • From: Jakanapes
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Jukka K. Korpela
• Re: a request not language related
  • From: pekteno
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: rrhersh
• Re: Looking for a specific word
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Looking for a specific word
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Looking for a specific word
  • From: Jakanapes
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Tak To
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: rrhersh
• Re: Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Diacritics in the Vietnamese name "Nguyen"
  • From: Jukka K. Korpela
• Re: Define phrases
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Colonel Pickering
  • From: John Swindle
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Paul J Kriha
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Geoff
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: etymology: fact or conjecture?
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: David Brooks NYT jewish dialect
  • From: ALEXB
• a request not language related
  • From: ALEXB
• Re: etymology: fact or conjecture?
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: yky
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: yky
• Re: what do you call these sounds
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Chinese pinyin letter frequency
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: yky
• Re: Define phrases
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: etymology: fact or conjecture?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• what do you call these sounds
  • From: Portly Gent
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Javi
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Keith GOERINGER
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Keith GOERINGER
• Adsotrans and NewsinChinese -- Chinese-English annotation and translation
  • From: david . lancashire
• Re: Define phrases
  • From: Mike
• etymology: fact or conjecture?
  • From: Michael Hamm
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Tak To
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Alan Smaill
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Vowel length in Old Icelandic
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Colonel Pickering
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Colonel Pickering
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: David Brooks NYT jewish dialect
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Geoff
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Define phrases
  • From: adrian_p_smith
• Re: Colonel Pickering
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Colonel Pickering
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Javi
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: John Atkinson
• David Brooks NYT jewish dialect
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Wiktor S.
• Re: Colonel Pickering
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: benlizross
• Colonel Pickering
  • From: Allan Adler
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: ekkilu
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: ekkilu
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: Paul J Kriha
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: hotairbrush
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: yky
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Geoff
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Rex F. May
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: Polish curiosities
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Polish curiosities
  • From: Keith GOERINGER
• Re: Vowel length in Old Icelandic
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Alan Smaill
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Vowel length in Old Icelandic
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: rrhersh
• Re: Arabic o & e
  • From: lsulky
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: Arndt Jonasson
• Re: Vowel length in Old Icelandic
  • From: Neeraj Mathur
• Re: The words "family", "music", and "million"
  • From: piotrpanek
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: Vowel length in Old Icelandic
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Define phrases
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Vowel length in Old Icelandic
  • From: Dylan Sung
• CFP: 1st World Congress on the Power of Language
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• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Geoff
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: G. Leo Sahakian
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: yky
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: It is + adjective + gerund
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: Vowel length in Old Icelandic
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: The words "family", "music", and "million"
  • From: Wugi
• Define phrases
  • From: Mike
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Javi
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Javi
• Re: Arabic o & e
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: Padraic Brown
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Raymond
• Re: I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• I'd welcome help on the etymology of "for good" when it means "forever"
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• Re: SM stands for Smile
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Arabic o & e
  • From: lsulky
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: The words "family", "music", and "million"
  • From: Helmut Richter
• Re: Su-doku
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Su-doku was [Re: Lascaux, a lunisolar calendar]
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: The words "family", "music", and "million"
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Tak To
• Re: It is + adjective + gerund
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Geoff
• Corpora in conference interpreting
  • From: Maybach
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Richard Herring
• Questionnaire on Linguistic Politeness
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• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Des Small
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Javi
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: SM stands for Smile
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Charles Belov
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
  • From: phippsmartin
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Geoff
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Alan Smaill
• greetings
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• greetings
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• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Tak To
• Re: The words "family", "music", and "million"
  • From: benlizross
• Re: England's r's again
  • From: António Marques
• Re: English compared to other European languages
  • From: Bart Mathias
• Re: England's r's again
  • From: bryan horrocks
• Re: The words "family", "music", and "million"
  • From: Lars Braesicke
• Re: The words "family", "music", and "million"
  • From: David Wright Sr.
• The words "family", "music", and "million"
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• Re: Sanskrit, the secret of India's outsourcing success.
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• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Help me choose the subject of my MA
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• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
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• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Is Lojban the most irregular language ever?
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Jim Heckman
• Re: "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: John Atkinson
• "e" for Spanish "y" subliterate?
  • From: Charles Belov
• Re: Chinese is Time Ordered.
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• Re: Arabic o & e
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Arabic o & e
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Arabic o & e
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• England's r's again
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• Re: It is + adjective + gerund
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• Re: It is + adjective + gerund
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: It is + adjective + gerund
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: It is + adjective + gerund
  • From: dmitri
• Re: It is + adjective + gerund
  • From: dmitri
• Re: SM stands for Smile
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: benlizross
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Geoff
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: How close is Vietnamese to Mandarin or Cantonese?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: english words absorbed into Asian languages during WW2
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