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Matthew T. Scarbrough
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I am one of many -- I am different, yet similar, but I am no better, nor am I any worse.

My main interests are linguistics; in particular, I like conlanging.

I am Christian, and have been called a "charismaniac," which is lovely: for sure, by implication and extension.

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Why did some Hebrew words beginning with Yod become transliterated into Latin as "hi?"
Jan 21 '18
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Why do phonemes such as /r/ and /ɾ/ evolve into uvular sounds like /ʀ/?
Nov 5 '17
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Were/are there any languages that decline(d) articles but not nouns?
Sep 29 '17
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Is it possible for a word-initial vowel to not have a glottal stop before it?
Nov 21 '17
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Why Did Koiné Greek Still Write Double Letters?
Nov 19 '17
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Why does "Vacuum" have two "u's," and how is it pronounced?
Apr 6 '17
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Why Is It That Ancient Greek Reconstructed Pronunciation Is Always Used For Koine?
Aug 12 '17
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Does plural count as a grammatical gender?
Aug 24 '17
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Is there a rounded /æ/? Is there a Near-open front rounded vowel?
Mar 26 '17
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Are there any languages that use rapidly repeated or stammered/stuttered sounds for differentiation?
Dec 11 '17
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Multiple fireplaces in an apartment building?
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Are there any ideas as to what the English landscape was like before the arrival of the Angles?
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What's up with "this," in Old English(Ænȝlıſ͡ċ/Anglo Saxon‽)
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How are double consonants pronounced in Old English (Ænȝlıſc/Eald Englisc/Anglo Saxon?)
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What is the difference between a denomination and a movement?

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