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- Vowel in "hören"
- Looking for a word.
- German word oder "Es handelt sich hier um.."
- Improving accent
- Language in a can?
- The origin of the term RIP when used to describe a computer generated printout
- Referring to words
- Full stop before/after quotation mark
- Chinese character 枚
- Is there a word for this: a noun for the place where a child has been raised vs. born?
- Italian swears
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- Etymology of 'extemporise'
- looking for the word for
- thematic priorities
- Asya
- Time was
- Is it possible to be ambitious without being pretentious?
- Quoi vs. que and other French grammar questions...
- 2008-06-24 C > WIKIPEDIA = A NEW BWORD IN THE BLOGOSPHERE??
- Eat your "vége"
- Language differences between British and American English
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- Freud in Portuguese: "Arquitectura animica"
- Spainish help
- Wedding congratulations in French
- Pronunciation of 'P' in German
- Help with a sentence in Turkish
- Use of full-stops, closing brackets, commas etc in Setswana
- Indonesian
- Name of school in Reims, France, 1945
- Alphabetical order of persons' names and numbers in featured lists
- One Syllable?