Re: Esperanto and Interlingua

On 14 Mar., 00:52, LEE Sau Dan <dan...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

"Jens" == Jens S Larsen <jens_s_lar...@xxxxxxxx> writes:
>> apparently speakers of quechua do........turkish......all
>> languages in fact. Why else the trend toward regularization by
>> analogy?

Jens> Why then the trend toward deregularization by sound-change?

Is this a language universal?

It was the first one to be discovered.

Does it apply to Turkish and Quechua?

Absolutely.

JSL.

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