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a sound change question
American Idol Conlanger?
(3 messages)
Changes in Azurian.
Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(11 messages)
Generating grammars from 2d writing
(4 messages)
iljena script ideas
(6 messages)
Litoria conworld
(14 messages)
Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(14 messages)
OT Mail headers, spamfilters Re: [CONLANG] Odd use of the conjunction "and"
Plan B variations
(15 messages)
Reading Challenge Now available as PDF
(3 messages)
Round Robin Romlang
(36 messages)
Sentences to test conlang features
(8 messages)
Slices, a font for Roman-like alphabets or syllabaries
TECH: IPA keyboard input in Ubuntu
Text-only EPYC: Signup
Text-only exquisite corpse / eat poop you cat
(4 messages)
Trent Reznor Prize for Tricky Embedding.
(4 messages)
Uncertain etymologies
Unicode Font Substitution Question
(8 messages)
University courses
(27 messages)
Vowels in Sohlob (and Albic) (was: Terzemian Nouns)
(3 messages)
Way OT: fingerprinting
Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
(7 messages)
a sound change question
Re: a sound change question
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American Idol Conlanger?
American Idol Conlanger?
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Re: American Idol Conlanger?
(46 lines)
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Tony Harris <
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Re: American Idol Conlanger?
(48 lines)
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Karen Badham <
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Changes in Azurian.
Changes in Azurian.
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Lars Finsen <
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Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(33 lines)
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Larry Sulky <
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(55 lines)
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Lars Finsen <
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(63 lines)
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Benct Philip Jonsson <
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(47 lines)
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Andreas Johansson <
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(61 lines)
From:
Lars Finsen <
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(46 lines)
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Charlie <
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(50 lines)
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(53 lines)
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(57 lines)
From:
Benct Philip Jonsson <
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Re: Conlang translation word for today: terremoto
(34 lines)
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Kenner Gordon <
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Generating grammars from 2d writing
Generating grammars from 2d writing
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Peter Bleackley <
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Re: Generating grammars from 2d writing
(38 lines)
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Re: Generating grammars from 2d writing
(30 lines)
From:
Parker Glynn-Adey <
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Re: Generating grammars from 2d writing
(65 lines)
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Peter Bleackley <
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iljena script ideas
iljena script ideas
(50 lines)
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Peter Bleackley <
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Re: iljena script ideas
(50 lines)
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MorphemeAddict <
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Re: iljena script ideas
(65 lines)
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Peter Bleackley <
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Re: iljena script ideas
(76 lines)
From:
masukomi <
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Re: iljena script ideas
(62 lines)
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Peter Bleackley <
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Re: iljena script ideas
(95 lines)
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Litoria conworld
Litoria conworld
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Charlie Brickner <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(32 lines)
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Karen Badham <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(69 lines)
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Tony Harris <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(53 lines)
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Roger Mills <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(50 lines)
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Lars Finsen <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(50 lines)
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Kelvin Jackson <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(45 lines)
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Daniel Prohaska <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(39 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(70 lines)
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Mechthild Czapp <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(78 lines)
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Adam Walker <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(56 lines)
From:
Calculator Ftvb <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(61 lines)
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Peter Bleackley <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(69 lines)
From:
John Vertical <
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Re: Litoria conworld
(37 lines)
From:
Charlie <
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Odd use of the conjunction "and"
Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(72 lines)
From:
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(50 lines)
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Charlie <
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
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Larry Sulky <
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(36 lines)
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(46 lines)
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Larry Sulky <
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(49 lines)
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(64 lines)
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Lee <
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(77 lines)
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(71 lines)
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Charlie <
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(76 lines)
From:
Mechthild Czapp <
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(39 lines)
From:
Roger Mills <
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(92 lines)
From:
Elliott Lash <
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Re: Odd use of the conjunction "and"
(100 lines)
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OT Mail headers, spamfilters Re: [CONLANG] Odd use of the conjunction "and"
OT Mail headers, spamfilters Re: [CONLANG] Odd use of the conjunction "and"
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Plan B variations
Re: Plan B variations
(91 lines)
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R A Brown <
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Re: Plan B variations
(99 lines)
From:
MorphemeAddict <
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Re: Plan B variations
(105 lines)
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MorphemeAddict <
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Re: Plan B variations
(67 lines)
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R A Brown <
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Re: Plan B variations
(45 lines)
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Gary Shannon <
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Re: Plan B variations
(65 lines)
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R A Brown <
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Re: Plan B variations
(72 lines)
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Re: Plan B variations
(65 lines)
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R A Brown <
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Re: Plan B variations
(48 lines)
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Alex Fink <
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Re: Plan B variations
(91 lines)
From:
Jörg Rhiemeier <
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Re: Plan B variations
(94 lines)
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MorphemeAddict <
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Re: Plan B variations
(101 lines)
From:
R A Brown <
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Re: Plan B variations
(151 lines)
From:
Jörg Rhiemeier <
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Re: Plan B variations
(177 lines)
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R A Brown <
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Re: Plan B variations
(115 lines)
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Jörg Rhiemeier <
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Reading Challenge Now available as PDF
Re: Reading Challenge Now available as PDF
(51 lines)
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Amanda Babcock Furrow <
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Re: Reading Challenge Now available as PDF
(59 lines)
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Gary Shannon <
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Re: Reading Challenge Now available as PDF
(41 lines)
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Philip Newton <
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Round Robin Romlang
Round Robin Romlang
(29 lines)
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Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(41 lines)
From:
Karen Badham <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(42 lines)
From:
Calculator Ftvb <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(43 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(32 lines)
From:
Alex Fink <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(58 lines)
From:
Kelvin Jackson <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(41 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(52 lines)
From:
Shair Ahmed <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(40 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(56 lines)
From:
Kelvin Jackson <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(77 lines)
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R A Brown <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(43 lines)
From:
Peter Bleackley <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(47 lines)
From:
<deinx nxtxr> <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(36 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(30 lines)
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Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(53 lines)
From:
R A Brown <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(29 lines)
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Roger Mills <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(22 lines)
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Roger Mills <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(31 lines)
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Shair Ahmed <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(43 lines)
From:
Kelvin Jackson <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(40 lines)
From:
Peter Bleackley <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(29 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(38 lines)
From:
Calculator Ftvb <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(45 lines)
From:
Shair Ahmed <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(56 lines)
From:
Kelvin Jackson <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(46 lines)
From:
Benct Philip Jonsson <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(32 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(47 lines)
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Calculator Ftvb <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(37 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
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Shair Ahmed <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(49 lines)
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<deinx nxtxr> <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(58 lines)
From:
Kelvin Jackson <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(37 lines)
From:
Kenner Gordon <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(51 lines)
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Kelvin Jackson <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(57 lines)
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Calculator Ftvb <
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Re: Round Robin Romlang
(67 lines)
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Shair Ahmed <
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Sentences to test conlang features
Sentences to test conlang features
(45 lines)
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Gary Shannon <
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Re: Sentences to test conlang features
(32 lines)
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Re: Sentences to test conlang features
(57 lines)
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Re: Sentences to test conlang features
(39 lines)
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Gary Shannon <
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Re: Sentences to test conlang features
(69 lines)
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Calculator Ftvb <
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Re: Sentences to test conlang features
(60 lines)
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Re: Sentences to test conlang features
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Gary Shannon <
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Re: Sentences to test conlang features
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Slices, a font for Roman-like alphabets or syllabaries
Slices, a font for Roman-like alphabets or syllabaries
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TECH: IPA keyboard input in Ubuntu
TECH: IPA keyboard input in Ubuntu
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From:
Carsten Becker <
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Text-only EPYC: Signup
Text-only EPYC: Signup
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From:
Sai Emrys <
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Text-only exquisite corpse / eat poop you cat
Re: Text-only exquisite corpse / eat poop you cat
(50 lines)
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Jim Henry <
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Re: Text-only exquisite corpse / eat poop you cat
(44 lines)
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Sai Emrys <
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Re: Text-only exquisite corpse / eat poop you cat
(85 lines)
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Jim Henry <
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Re: Text-only exquisite corpse / eat poop you cat
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Sai Emrys <
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Trent Reznor Prize for Tricky Embedding.
Trent Reznor Prize for Tricky Embedding.
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Re: Trent Reznor Prize for Tricky Embedding.
(45 lines)
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Re: Trent Reznor Prize for Tricky Embedding.
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Re: Trent Reznor Prize for Tricky Embedding.
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Uncertain etymologies
Re: Uncertain etymologies
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Unicode Font Substitution Question
Unicode Font Substitution Question
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Re: Unicode Font Substitution Question
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Re: Unicode Font Substitution Question
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Re: Unicode Font Substitution Question
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Re: Unicode Font Substitution Question
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Re: Unicode Font Substitution Question
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David Peterson <
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Re: Unicode Font Substitution Question
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Calculator Ftvb <
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Re: Unicode Font Substitution Question
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David Peterson <
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University courses
University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Carsten Becker <
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Re: University courses
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Lee <
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Gary Shannon <
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Re: University courses
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David Peterson <
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Lee <
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Patrick Dunn <
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Re: University courses
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Kay Richardson <
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Lee <
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Re: University courses
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Patrick Dunn <
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Vowels in Sohlob (and Albic) (was: Terzemian Nouns)
Vowels in Sohlob (and Albic) (was: Terzemian Nouns)
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Re: Vowels in Sohlob (and Albic) (was: Terzemian Nouns)
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Re: Vowels in Sohlob (and Albic) (was: Terzemian Nouns)
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Benct Philip Jonsson <
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Way OT: fingerprinting
Re: Way OT: fingerprinting
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Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
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From:
Mechthild Czapp <
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Re: Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
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Larry Sulky <
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Re: Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
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Re: Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
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Larry Sulky <
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Re: Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
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Re: Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
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Re: Weird Idea: Spoken Relay
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Conlang Mailing List – March 2010, week 1
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