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"Best" way to write a complete description of a language
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/S/ and /s`/ - language universals
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A Preliminary Syllabary
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An engelang to minimize or contain abstractness
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Back ON TOPIC: A Syllabary for your consideration
Case Inflection Development
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Conlanging talk @ Edinburgh
Conlangs based on Endangered/Dead Languages
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Could you take quick look at this?
(10 messages)
Date and time on Cindu
Doggy translation [was: Through the Language Glass - A Conlanger's Review]
(5 messages)
Euia Twas phonology and orthography
Fight Linguistic Extinction
Fonts with correct diacritic placement?
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for those who collect grammars: Chemehuevi
(3 messages)
Help CONLANG movie get distribution!
List of Germanic loanwords in Balto-Finnic?
OT : endos vs entos
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OT: On the subject of dodgy looking emails...
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TAKE revision - latest
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TECH Font Embedding (was Re: Could you take quick look at this?)
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TECH: HTML entities in Emails (was: Re: TAKE revision - latest)
The Trouble with Wizards
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Through the Language Glass - A Conlanger's Review
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Usona Esperantiso and Dothraki
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XSAMPA question
(42 messages)
ZBB has moved
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"Best" way to write a complete description of a language
"Best" way to write a complete description of a language
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/S/ and /s`/ - language universals
/S/ and /s`/ - language universals
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Re: /S/ and /s`/ - language universals
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A Preliminary Syllabary
A Preliminary Syllabary
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Re: A Preliminary Syllabary
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Re: A Preliminary Syllabary
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Re: A Preliminary Syllabary
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An engelang to minimize or contain abstractness
Re: An engelang to minimize or contain abstractness
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Back ON TOPIC: A Syllabary for your consideration
Back ON TOPIC: A Syllabary for your consideration
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Case Inflection Development
Case Inflection Development
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Re: Case Inflection Development
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Re: Case Inflection Development
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Re: Case Inflection Development
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Re: Case Inflection Development
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Re: Case Inflection Development
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Conlanging talk @ Edinburgh
Re: Conlanging talk @ Edinburgh
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Conlangs based on Endangered/Dead Languages
Conlangs based on Endangered/Dead Languages
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Could you take quick look at this?
Could you take quick look at this?
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Re: Could you take quick look at this?
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Re: Could you take quick look at this?
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Re: Could you take quick look at this?
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Date and time on Cindu
Date and time on Cindu
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Doggy translation [was: Through the Language Glass - A Conlanger's Review]
Doggy translation [was: Through the Language Glass - A Conlanger's Review]
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Euia Twas phonology and orthography
Euia Twas phonology and orthography
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Fight Linguistic Extinction
Re: Fight Linguistic Extinction
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Fonts with correct diacritic placement?
Fonts with correct diacritic placement?
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Re: Fonts with correct diacritic placement?
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for those who collect grammars: Chemehuevi
for those who collect grammars: Chemehuevi
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Re: for those who collect grammars: Chemehuevi
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Help CONLANG movie get distribution!
Help CONLANG movie get distribution!
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List of Germanic loanwords in Balto-Finnic?
List of Germanic loanwords in Balto-Finnic?
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OT : endos vs entos
OT : endos vs entos
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OT: On the subject of dodgy looking emails...
OT: On the subject of dodgy looking emails...
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TAKE revision - latest
TAKE revision - latest
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Re: TAKE revision - latest
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TECH Font Embedding (was Re: Could you take quick look at this?)
TECH Font Embedding (was Re: Could you take quick look at this?)
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TECH: HTML entities in Emails (was: Re: TAKE revision - latest)
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The Trouble with Wizards
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Through the Language Glass - A Conlanger's Review
Through the Language Glass - A Conlanger's Review
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Usona Esperantiso and Dothraki
Usona Esperantiso and Dothraki
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XSAMPA question
XSAMPA question
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ZBB has moved
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