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Linguistics The history, evolution, and usage of the English and other languages.

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Alien message decipherment game Leo	01-29-2007 01:33 PM by Leo	7	741
Whistled languages... Boerseun	01-28-2007 06:32 AM by Leo	5	747
Proverbs gribbon	01-23-2007 06:06 PM by PsyCho	2	620
What is an acceptable definition of "Game"? ( 1 2) KickAssClown	01-23-2007 09:44 AM by KickAssClown	16	1,217
First words? ( 1 2) Mercedes Benzene	01-18-2007 06:01 AM by eric l	15	1,271
Bill's Official Title? Boerseun	01-02-2007 12:54 PM by Buffy	7	787
Words with similiar roots................... eric l	12-19-2006 08:56 AM by Tormod	7	1,542
The Language of Possibility, Probability, and Outcomes KickAssClown	12-06-2006 08:43 AM by anglepose	5	753
Simple Punctuation Question ( 1 2) moo	11-14-2006 08:56 AM by cwes99_03	18	1,224
Languages' common grammar ( 1 2) pgrmdave	11-12-2006 02:05 AM by moo	12	1,153
I'll have an ice cold _____ ( 1 2 3) TheBigDog	11-02-2006 11:25 AM by pgrmdave	28	1,480
What are the top reasons for miscommunication and communication breakdowns? InfiniteNow	10-15-2006 03:57 PM by infamous	4	1,117
Phonetics ughaibu	10-11-2006 06:24 AM by Qfwfq	1	628
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Linguistics statistics.......... ( 1 2) infamous	10-05-2006 02:04 PM by infamous	13	927
past and present tense Ceedee	10-05-2006 04:59 AM by Qfwfq	4	1,119
Words not easily translated............. ( 1 2) infamous	10-03-2006 06:27 AM by InfiniteNow	13	927
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