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Geographical regions with only one plosive series

5 upvotes • Forward_Fishing_4000
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Slang words for the €uro?

5 upvotes • VulpesSapiens
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I’m trying to create a board game that could help kids in developing countries learn English (just as a volunteering activity). Are there any linguistic factors/tips that I should take into consideration?

5 upvotes • melong29
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Different amounts of 'synonymological' words for each language?

5 upvotes • curious_student231
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Indefinite adverbs of "frequency", confusion & looking for better explanation/labels

4 upvotes • stateofkinesis
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Help with Right to Left languages

4 upvotes • Murky_Flounder_3739
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Is dialect levelling a form of language shift in this case?

4 upvotes • CodeBudget710
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What is it that seperates a stable, natural language from unusual minority language, or even a conlang?

4 upvotes • Void_Spider_Records
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Has there ever been a theory that finds meaning in each phoneme?

3 upvotes • TraditionalDepth6924
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Anyone know why this common "Toddler speak" phrase exists in Hebrew?

3 upvotes • Mainstream_millo
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