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Is bilingualism a normal/an "intrinsic" human ability or did it become more common in modern times?

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Was Old Church Slavonic more Greek/Thracian then actually Slavic and can Proto-Slavic be considered a languge from Indo-European family?

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What's the gender of "nice" in "Mary is a nice person"?

answered Oct 4 at 11:49

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Have there been attempts in making artificial alphabets for the Indo-European languages?

answered Sep 28 at 21:47

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In PIE, what was the function of the suffix *-(ō)l?

answered Sep 13 at 15:33

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Does English have genuine literary conversation without the use of Latin and Greek words?

answered Sep 9 at 13:21

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What influenced the fact in almost all European languages the word human "man" means a male?

answered Sep 8 at 12:53

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Does there exist a pair of words with the same parts of speech, same base form, but different inflections?

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Are there languages without the /j/ sound as in English "yellow"?

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Is it feasible to create an IPA adaptation for cats?

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In the words "repress" "pressure" "oppression," etc, why is one of the root component "per"?

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Is Russian the most diverged Slavic language?

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What's the reconstruction of the word for fire in proto-Australian?

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How do other cultures categorize phonemes?

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Is it pure coincidence that English makes plurals with -s, like in French and Spanish?

answered Dec 9, 2022 at 23:27

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How to split pronouns 'whom' and 'whose' into morphs?

answered Aug 4, 2022 at 13:02

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Two questions about language evolution (primarily PIE and proto-nostratic)

answered Jun 17, 2022 at 12:00

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what's this linguistic phenomenon?

answered Apr 28, 2022 at 22:52

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How similar are Ukrainian and Russian?

answered Mar 30, 2022 at 21:02

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Why does text in Cyrillic or Japanese contain Latin characters for technical/scientific terms?

answered Dec 27, 2021 at 5:17

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Why Do We Say "The Same"?

answered Oct 28, 2021 at 14:55

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etymology of "a" being used as a prefix to mean "not"

answered Oct 3, 2021 at 7:40

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Is there a shared word for "word" and "thing" in any language other than Hebrew?

answered Sep 10, 2021 at 10:53

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Why is the Croatian word "vjetar" spelt with "je" rather than "e"?

answered Sep 4, 2021 at 22:11

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Do other languages have the same tendency as English to adopt many previously unrelated other words to mean "very good"?

answered Aug 19, 2021 at 6:01

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Is the word for "brother-in-law" in Germanic languages related to the Aramaic/Syriac גיס?

answered Jul 21, 2021 at 18:24

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Has a Dravido-Australic superfamily been proposed?

answered Apr 12, 2021 at 18:11

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Proto-Indo-European and Proto-Yeniseian paper

answered Feb 20, 2021 at 11:53

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Did Proto-Indo-European put the adjective before or behind the noun?

answered Jan 10, 2021 at 17:14

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What are known PIE stock phrases?

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Is bilingualism a normal/an "intrinsic" human ability or did it become more common in modern times?

Was Old Church Slavonic more Greek/Thracian then actually Slavic and can Proto-Slavic be considered a languge from Indo-European family?

What's the gender of "nice" in "Mary is a nice person"?

Have there been attempts in making artificial alphabets for the Indo-European languages?

In PIE, what was the function of the suffix *-(ō)l?

Does English have genuine literary conversation without the use of Latin and Greek words?

What influenced the fact in almost all European languages the word human "man" means a male?

Does there exist a pair of words with the same parts of speech, same base form, but different inflections?

Are there languages without the /j/ sound as in English "yellow"?

Is it feasible to create an IPA adaptation for cats?

In the words "repress" "pressure" "oppression," etc, why is one of the root component "per"?

Is Russian the most diverged Slavic language?

What's the reconstruction of the word for fire in proto-Australian?

How do other cultures categorize phonemes?

Is it pure coincidence that English makes plurals with -s, like in French and Spanish?

How to split pronouns 'whom' and 'whose' into morphs?

Two questions about language evolution (primarily PIE and proto-nostratic)

what's this linguistic phenomenon?

How similar are Ukrainian and Russian?

Why does text in Cyrillic or Japanese contain Latin characters for technical/scientific terms?

Why Do We Say "The Same"?

etymology of "a" being used as a prefix to mean "not"

Is there a shared word for "word" and "thing" in any language other than Hebrew?

Why is the Croatian word "vjetar" spelt with "je" rather than "e"?

Do other languages have the same tendency as English to adopt many previously unrelated other words to mean "very good"?

Is the word for "brother-in-law" in Germanic languages related to the Aramaic/Syriac גיס?

Has a Dravido-Australic superfamily been proposed?

Proto-Indo-European and Proto-Yeniseian paper

Did Proto-Indo-European put the adjective before or behind the noun?

What are known PIE stock phrases?