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• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Christopher Culver
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Igor (t4a)
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: how does a baby?   How does a baby learn language, when learning requ
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: front or central? (was: This week on Dancing with the Stars)
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: calm_weather
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: wugi
• Re: front or central? (was: This week on Dancing with the Stars)
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: front or central? (was: This week on Dancing with the Stars)
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: dicaduca
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: benlizross
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Marc Adler
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Marc Schütz
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: [a] front or central? (was: This week on Dancing with the Stars)
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• [a] front or central? (was: This week on Dancing with the Stars)
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: singing latin texts by spanish composers
  • From: António Marques
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
• singing latin texts by spanish composers
  • From: ton stauttener
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Emungo
• Re: how does a baby? How does a baby learn language, when learning requ
  • From: Christopher Culver
• Re: How does a baby learn language when a baby is to little to concentrate?
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: how does a baby? How does a baby learn language, when learning requ
  • From: Hans Aberg
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Hans Aberg
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: how does a baby? How does a baby learn language, when learning requ
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Hans Aberg
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentr...
  • From: Penguins Are
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Emungo
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Emungo
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Christopher Culver
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: how does a baby? How does a baby learn language, when learning requ
  • From: phoglund
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: dabbog@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: LEE Sau Dan
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: benlizro
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: If you need comprehensible input, how do children start talking ...  
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: How does a baby learn language when a baby is to little to concentrate?
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: dabbog@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: How does a baby learn language when a baby is to little to concentrate?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Jim Heckman
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Jim Heckman
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: erilar
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: erilar
• how does a baby?   How does a baby learn language, when learning requ
  • From: Penguins Are
• If you need comprehensible input, how do children start talking ...  
  • From: Penguins Are
• If you need comprehensible input, how do children start talking ...  
  • From: Penguins Are
• How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration a
  • From: Penguins Are
• How does a baby learn language when a baby is to little to concentrate?
  • From: penguinsare
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: dicaduca
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Colin Fine
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: penguinsare
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Colin Fine
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Richard Wordingham
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: Trond Engen
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• [OT] Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Pouya D. Tafti
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Hans Aberg
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Emungo
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: rhyme in sonnet
  • From: Stefano MAC:GREGOR
• rhyme in sonnet
  • From: dicaduca
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Sébastien de Mapias
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Emungo
• Re: Classificaton of language usage
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Sébastien de Mapias
• Re: What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: False friends
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Glenn
• What's your favorite crank theory?
  • From: John VanSickle
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: mb
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: False friends
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Looking for right names
  • From: dp5
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: False friends
  • From: Christian Weisgerber
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: gunananda
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: wugi
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Colin Fine
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: wugi
• Re: False friends
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: False friends
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Alexander Magidow
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: benlizro
• Re: False friends
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: False friends
  • From: mb
• Re: False friends
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: False friends
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: LEE Sau Dan
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: False friends
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: dabbog@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: izzy
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Nath Rao
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Horace LaBadie
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: erilar
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: erilar
• Re: False friends
  • From: erilar
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Christian Weisgerber
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: izzy
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Dusan Vukotic
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: António Marques
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Alan
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Christopher Culver
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: LEE Sau Dan
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Glenn
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Glenn
• Re: Inspector Morse
  • From: hagen
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: Oliver Cromm
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Abdullah Konushevci
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Abdullah Konushevci
• Re: always-on commercial
  • From: minigatti
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: always-on commercial
  • From: minigatti
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Issues with Chinese
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Meanings of the root *ket- 'room, hut, chamber, storage pit'
  • From: Dusan Vukotic
• Issues with Chinese
  • From: Sébastien de Mapias
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Basque texts
  • From: saku
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Emungo
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: LEE Sau Dan
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: izzy
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: paul . kriha
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: mb
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: dicaduca
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: always-on commercial
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Oliver Cromm
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: benlizro
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: izzy
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: mb
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: mb
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: False friends
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: izzy
• always-on commercial
  • From: minigatti
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Pierre Jelenc
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: False friends
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: benlizross
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Harlan Messinger
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Oliver Cromm
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: António Marques
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Emungo
• Re: lend/borrow
  • From: Thomas Weber
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• lend/borrow
  • From: Emungo
• Re: False friends
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: how well should you know your native language before studying another language?
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Hans Aberg
• Re: how well should you know your native language before studying another language?
  • From: Richard Herring
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Amerigo on the margine
  • From: izzy
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: Abdullah Konushevci
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Danny
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Bart Mathias
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Mike Wright
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: dicaduca
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: dicaduca
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: Aidan Kehoe
• Re: Language and SPM
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Language and SPM
  • From: FoggyTown
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: wugi
• Re: IPA question
  • From: Steve Mesnick
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Meanings of the root *ket- 'room, hut, chamber, storage pit'
  • From: Dusan Vukotic
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: Joachim Pense
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: IPA question
  • From: Piotr Panek
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Two pairs of technical terms
  • From: garabik-news-2005-05
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: IPA question
  • From: jfm
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Andreas Prilop
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Hans Aberg
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: dabbog@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Ruud Harmsen
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: LEE Sau Dan
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Danny
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: IPA question
  • From: jfm
• Re: IPA question
  • From: jfm
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Universal grammar
  • From: Franz Gnaedinger
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: Douglas G. Kilday
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: mb
• Re: Help me please!!
  • From: John Atkinson
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: Brian M. Scott
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: Trond Engen
• Re: Armenia, homeland of the Etruscans?
  • From: dicaduca
• Re: the "oa"-sound in German before r
  • From: Oliver Cromm
• Re: About the word "spinster"
  • From: António Marques
• Re: IPA question
  • From: António Marques
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
  • From: Dylan Sung
• Re: Meanings of the root *ket- 'room, hut, chamber, storage pit'
  • From: Dusan Vukotic
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Peter T. Daniels
• Re: Meanings of the root *ket- 'room, hut, chamber, storage pit'
  • From: Trond Engen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Re: spelling Muhammad
  • From: Yusuf B Gursey
• Inspector Morse
  • From: hagen
• Re: Arabic cursive in Unicode
  • From: Nigel Greenwood
• Re: What's the difference between man and human?
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