Re: Russian vowel ?

24 Jul 2005 20:50:58 -0700: "Satish" <ergodic_rodent@xxxxxxxxxxx>: in
sci.lang:

>Are there languages not related to the Slavic ones that have this
>vowel?

And Rumanian â/î.

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