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• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Language of Thin Red Line, Tok Pisin
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Helmut Richter
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Nik
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Nathan
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Nathan Sanders
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Skraedder
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Yves Euldède
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: André Müller
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Dynamic vs. Stative
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: They contemned the abbot
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: *SPOKEN* Arabic dictionary software
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: Andrew Dalby
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: *SPOKEN* Arabic dictionary software
  • From: Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim
• Re: *SPOKEN* Arabic dictionary software
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Dynamic vs. Stative
  • From: Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: *SPOKEN* Arabic dictionary software
  • From: jookieapc
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: Martin Möller
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: Helmut Richter
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: pikatxu
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Richard Herring
• Rabbits don't chew cud
  • From: zev_horn
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: Martin Möller
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Arndt Jonasson
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: 47 in every language
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: They contemned the abbot
  • From: mb
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: mb
• Re: *SPOKEN* Arabic dictionary software
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Jim Heckman
• 47 in every language
  • From: André Müller
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Alan
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Padraic Brown
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Padraic Brown
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: benlizro
• Re: Concentration camp
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: [EN] "All but" (was: The Finite String)
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: They contemned the abbot
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: *SPOKEN* Arabic dictionary software
  • From: jookieapc
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• HEY
  • From: Al3elm-Noor911
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: *SPOKEN* Arabic dictionary software
  • From: Al3elm-Noor911
• Concentration camp
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: [EN] "All but"
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Stefano MAC:GREGOR
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Lynn Henderson
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Hi, everybody
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Question about an idiom / figure-of-speech in Indo-European languages
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Question about an idiom / figure-of-speech in Indo-European languages
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: jimbo . tyson
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Question about an idiom / figure-of-speech in Indo-European languages
  • From: KDS
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Paul J Kriha
• Conjunctive Inversion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Hi, everybody
  • From: fay
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Hi, everybody
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: [EN] "All but" (was: The Finite String)
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: mb
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: mb
• *SPOKEN* Arabic dictionary software
  • From: jookieapc
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Javi
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Javi
• Re: Garden path sentence of the day
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Alan
• Hi, everybody
  • From: fay
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: jimbo . tyson
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: [EN] "All but" (was: The Finite String)
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• [EN] "All but" (was: The Finite String)
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Risenape
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: mb
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Alan
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: mb
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Alan
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: what is the plural of anorak?
  • From: André Müller
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: mb
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Question about an idiom / figure-of-speech in Indo-European languages
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Ken Berry
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: mb
• Question about an idiom / figure-of-speech in Indo-European languages
  • From: KDS
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Garden path sentence of the day
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizross
• Basque mailing list
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: plurals of German letters
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: plurals of German letters
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Toponyms (was Estimating someone's vocabulary)
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: They contemned the abbot
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: plurals of German letters
  • From: Tzortzakakis Dimitrios
• Re: syntactic diagramming
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Andrew Dalby
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender confusion: Spanish -or, French -eur
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• They contemned the abbot
  • From: Andrew Dalby
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Alan
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Jim Heckman
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Neeraj Mathur
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizro
• syntactic diagramming
  • From: most likely
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Padraic Brown
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: mb
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Alan
• Re: Toponyms (was Estimating someone's vocabulary)
  • From: izzy
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: mb
• Re: Garden path sentence of the day
  • From: mb
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Neeraj Mathur
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Toponyms (was Estimating someone's vocabulary)
  • From: Neeraj Mathur
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Carl Taylor
• Re: weird French sentence
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• weird French sentence
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Garden path sentence of the day
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Toponyms (was Estimating someone's vocabulary)
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Russian dno and Winter's Law
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Russian dno and Winter's Law
  • From: Christopher Culver
• Re: Garden path sentence of the day
  • From: mb
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Risenape
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Jukka K. Korpela
• Toponyms (was Estimating someone's vocabulary)
  • From: izzy
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Moon shadows
  • From: hagen
• Re: Garden path sentence of the day
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: J. W. Love
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: imrankh
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• On-line source for Spanish etymology
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Stefano MAC:GREGOR
• Garden path sentence of the day
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Neeraj Mathur
• Re: Gender confusion: Spanish -or, French -eur
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: António Marques
• Who writes Ethnologue anyway?
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Gender confusion: Spanish -or, French -eur
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: izzy
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Padraic Brown
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Padraic Brown
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: António Marques
• Re: birds and/or bees Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Paul J Kriha
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: Lee Sau Dan
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizro
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Stefano MAC:GREGOR
• birds and/or bees Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Deadwood - Is the dialogue anachronistic?
  • From: Horace LaBadie
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Translationese (was Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein")
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: António Marques
• Albanian Inherited Lexicon (8)
  • From: Abdullah Konushevci
• Translationese (was Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein")
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Gender confusion: Spanish -or, French -eur
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Gender confusion: Spanish -or, French -eur
  • From: Pierre Jelenc
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizross
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Des Small
• Re: Pre-Pali alphabet?
  • From: Bart
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Pre-Pali alphabet?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Gender confusion: Spanish -or, French -eur
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Richard Herring
• Gender confusion: Spanish -or, French -eur
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Pre-Pali alphabet?
  • From: Bart
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Paul J Kriha
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: Claudio Grondi
• Re: Pre-Pali alphabet?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Estimating someone's vocabulary
  • From: Marc Frisch
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: jimbo . tyson
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Ron Hardin
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Chinook
  • From: benlizross
• Chinook
  • From: GERALD . TRAN-DANG
• Re: Gender Consufion
  • From: Padraic Brown
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: Neeraj Mathur
• Pre-Pali alphabet?
  • From: Bart
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Joe Fineman
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: The Finite String
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Christopher Culver
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: benlizro
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Javi
• The Finite String
  • From: kleinecke
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Javi
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Wugi
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: Neeraj Mathur
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Javi
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Turkish "ki" and Basque "zein"
  • From: pikatxu
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Miguel Carrasquer
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Ekkehard Dengler
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Podamos
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: Two questions about Spanish language
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Stranger in a strange land
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Podamos
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