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Is future tense in English really a myth?

Sep 7 '19 at 3:07 brass tacks 14.1k

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Is Sanskrit really the mother of all languages?

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Nov 8 '19 at 0:23 Community♦ 1

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Are language and thought the same?

historical-linguistics language-acquisition

Sep 5 '19 at 15:05 Leo 1

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Why are Latin and Sanskrit called dead languages?

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Sep 3 '19 at 9:01 Glorfindel 332

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Is the study of triphthongs a must to master English phonology?

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Sep 25 '19 at 15:33 Araucaria - Not here any more. 2,095

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Is it possible to speak like a native speaker of English by mastering the phonology?

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Sep 10 '19 at 16:40 successive suspension 1,148

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Does the study of linguistics help one to be a good speaker and good writer of languages?

language-change comparative-linguistics language-acquisition

Sep 6 '19 at 18:05 Nardog 3,247

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How many consonant clusters can a human being utter?

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Sep 5 '19 at 2:32 Draconis 38.5k

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Is there a word like father-tongue?

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Sep 27 '19 at 0:01 curiousdannii 4,875

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Do some communities prefer indirect discourses to direct discourses?

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Sep 17 '19 at 16:52 Nardog 3,247

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What are External and Internal language?

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Sep 12 '19 at 12:17 curiousdannii 4,875

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Does a polyglot think in every language he speaks or only in the mother-tongue?

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Sep 12 '19 at 12:13 jk - Reinstate Monica 19k

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Is Panini really the father of Linguistics?

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Sep 18 '19 at 21:03 Milo Bem 189

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Is Rigveda the oldest religious recorded text (grandha)in the world? [closed]

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What languages have more than two numbers regarding things and persons? [duplicate]

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Sep 20 '19 at 16:14 Draconis 38.5k

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Is to always a preposition? [closed]

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Nouns used as verbs.What is this process called?

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17 Questions

Is future tense in English really a myth?

Is Sanskrit really the mother of all languages?

Are language and thought the same?

Why are Latin and Sanskrit called dead languages?

Is the study of triphthongs a must to master English phonology?

Is it possible to speak like a native speaker of English by mastering the phonology?

Does the study of linguistics help one to be a good speaker and good writer of languages?

How many consonant clusters can a human being utter?

Is there a word like father-tongue?

Do some communities prefer indirect discourses to direct discourses?

What are External and Internal language?

Does a polyglot think in every language he speaks or only in the mother-tongue?

Is Panini really the father of Linguistics?

Is Rigveda the oldest religious recorded text (grandha)in the world? [closed]

What languages have more than two numbers regarding things and persons? [duplicate]

Is to always a preposition? [closed]

Nouns used as verbs.What is this process called?