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115 different language to say i luv u....
(18 messages)
A more challenging poetry translation challenge
(6 messages)
Amerinds (was: Gallopavo (was: Re: fruitbats))
(4 messages)
ATTN David Peterson
Darwinistic or ancient strata?
Elomi!
(9 messages)
fewest sounds?
(14 messages)
great lakes sound change
(3 messages)
Haiku Translation - Piercing Chill
(4 messages)
Hail Mary
(5 messages)
Hello
(2 messages)
how many cases is too many?
(15 messages)
Immortal languages again
Jeffrey Henning
(2 messages)
Language change among immortals
(12 messages)
Language Change Among Immortals
(3 messages)
Language change among immortals
Middle Voice/ Dative Subject Intransitive Translation Challenge
migjan laggvage (my language)
(4 messages)
NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
(8 messages)
New language grammar--what needs work?
OT: [TECH] MySQL 4.1.11 and Unicode I/O
(4 messages)
Poetry Translation Challenge
(12 messages)
Punctuation as typography (was Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?)
(2 messages)
Referent Tracking
(11 messages)
Referent Tracking (Was: (Re: THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.))
SURVEY: Idiomatic Expressions In Your ConLang Or ConCulture
(3 messages)
Test for middle voice?
Thagojian news (was Re: how many cases is too many?)
The Lord's Prayer (Was Hail Mary)
THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.
(7 messages)
Voice and dynamicity
Vowel Harmony
(12 messages)
what is the difference?
(4 messages)
115 different language to say i luv u....
115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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Re: 115 different language to say i luv u....
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A more challenging poetry translation challenge
A more challenging poetry translation challenge
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Re: A more challenging poetry translation challenge
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Re: A more challenging poetry translation challenge
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Re: A more challenging poetry translation challenge
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Re: A more challenging poetry translation challenge
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Amerinds (was: Gallopavo (was: Re: fruitbats))
Re: Amerinds (was: Gallopavo (was: Re: fruitbats))
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Re: Amerinds (was: Gallopavo (was: Re: fruitbats))
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Re: Amerinds (was: Gallopavo (was: Re: fruitbats))
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Re: Amerinds (was: Gallopavo (was: Re: fruitbats))
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ATTN David Peterson
ATTN David Peterson
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Darwinistic or ancient strata?
Re: Darwinistic or ancient strata?
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Elomi!
Re: Elomi!
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Re: Elomi!
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Re: Elomi!
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Re: Elomi!
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Re: Elomi!
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Re: Elomi!
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Re: Elomi!
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Re: Elomi!
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Re: Elomi!
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fewest sounds?
fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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Re: fewest sounds?
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great lakes sound change
great lakes sound change
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Re: great lakes sound change
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Re: great lakes sound change
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Haiku Translation - Piercing Chill
Haiku Translation - Piercing Chill
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Re: Haiku Translation - Piercing Chill
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Re: Haiku Translation - Piercing Chill
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Re: Haiku Translation - Piercing Chill
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Hail Mary
Hail Mary
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Re: Hail Mary
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Re: Hail Mary
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Re: Hail Mary
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Re: Hail Mary
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Hello
Re: Hello
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Re: Hello
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how many cases is too many?
how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Re: how many cases is too many?
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Immortal languages again
Immortal languages again
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Jeffrey Henning
Jeffrey Henning
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Re: Jeffrey Henning
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Language change among immortals
Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Re: Language change among immortals
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Language Change Among Immortals
Re: Language Change Among Immortals
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Re: Language Change Among Immortals
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Re: Language Change Among Immortals
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Language change among immortals
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Middle Voice/ Dative Subject Intransitive Translation Challenge
Middle Voice/ Dative Subject Intransitive Translation Challenge
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migjan laggvage (my language)
migjan laggvage (my language)
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Re: migjan laggvage (my language)
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Re: migjan laggvage (my language)
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Re: migjan laggvage (my language)
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NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
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Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
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Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
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Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
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Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
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Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
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Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?
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New language grammar--what needs work?
New language grammar--what needs work?
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OT: [TECH] MySQL 4.1.11 and Unicode I/O
Re: OT: [TECH] MySQL 4.1.11 and Unicode I/O
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Re: OT: [TECH] MySQL 4.1.11 and Unicode I/O
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Re: OT: [TECH] MySQL 4.1.11 and Unicode I/O
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Re: OT: [TECH] MySQL 4.1.11 and Unicode I/O
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Poetry Translation Challenge
Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Re: Poetry Translation Challenge
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Punctuation as typography (was Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?)
Punctuation as typography (was Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?)
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Re: Punctuation as typography (was Re: NATLANG: Geramn /heil/?)
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Referent Tracking
Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Re: Referent Tracking
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Referent Tracking (Was: (Re: THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.))
Referent Tracking (Was: (Re: THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.))
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SURVEY: Idiomatic Expressions In Your ConLang Or ConCulture
Re: SURVEY: Idiomatic Expressions In Your ConLang Or ConCulture
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Re: SURVEY: Idiomatic Expressions In Your ConLang Or ConCulture
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Re: SURVEY: Idiomatic Expressions In Your ConLang Or ConCulture
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Test for middle voice?
Re: Test for middle voice?
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Thagojian news (was Re: how many cases is too many?)
Thagojian news (was Re: how many cases is too many?)
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The Lord's Prayer (Was Hail Mary)
The Lord's Prayer (Was Hail Mary)
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THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.
THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.
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Re: THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.
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Re: THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.
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Re: THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.
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Re: THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.
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Re: THEORY: Information Structure; Topic/Comment, Focus/Background, Given/New.
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Voice and dynamicity
Voice and dynamicity
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Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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Re: Vowel Harmony
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what is the difference?
what is the difference?
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Re: what is the difference?
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Re: what is the difference?
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