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- Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese
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- Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese
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- From: Dr. Joel M. Hoffman
- Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese
- Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?]
- Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?]
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- Rex Curry supported by American Philological Association work
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- From: V. Chris and Tom Tinney, Sr.
- Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese
- Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese
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- Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies
- Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies
- From: V. Chris and Tom Tinney, Sr.
- Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?]
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- 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies
- From: V. Chris and Tom Tinney, Sr.
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?]
- Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs
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- Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?]
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- Re: me,us,him etc.
- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
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- Re: me,us,him etc.
- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs
- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese
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- Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs
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- Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese
- Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
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- Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese
- Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs
- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: ``Whom'' rule
- Re: language acquisition book recommendation Re: First language acquisition
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- Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Did these words used to rhyme?
- Re: ``Whom'' rule
- Re: ``Whom'' rule
- Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?
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- From: Dr. Joel M. Hoffman
- Re: ``Whom'' rule
- Linguistic Olympiad 2006
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- Did these words used to rhyme?
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- ``Whom'' rule
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- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
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- Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages
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- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
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- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
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- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
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- Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara
- Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara
- From: Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim
- Foreign proper names in Chinese
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- From: Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim
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- From: Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim
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- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
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- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
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- Is English 'st' a Phoneme?
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- Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres
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- Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana
- ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres
- ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara
- Re: French negation
- From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
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- Re: More Arabic vowels
- Re: More Arabic vowels
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- FONET pt-PT /u/ can be [y]?
- FONET pt-PT Republicana
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- Re: More Arabic vowels
- Re: More Arabic vowels
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- Re: OT - Cooking rice
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- Re: Tea
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- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
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- Re: French negation
- Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
- Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
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- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
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- Re: French negation
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- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- Re: More Arabic vowels
- Re: More Arabic vowels
- Re: Learning to Speak Arabic
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- Re: OT - Cooking rice
- From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
- Re: First language acquisition
- Re: First language acquisition
- Re: First language acquisition
- Re: First language acquisition
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