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14 votes

Where do we find the highest "language density"?

7 votes

What's the difference between syntax and grammar?

5 votes

The Koran: anything special about this book linguistically?

4 votes

In which varieties of English is it common to front predicates as in "Bought a nice house, he did."?

4 votes

Are there any loanwords between Turkish and Armenian?

4 votes

Basic resource on Japanese phonetics

4 votes

Textbook suggestions for syntax, semantics/pragmatics and phonetics/phonology

3 votes

Do you have a vowel trapezoid for Spanish?

3 votes
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References about the history of Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian after the break-up of Yugoslavia

3 votes
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Where is Welsh on the analytic/synthetic spectrum?

3 votes

What is probable origin of Basque word for city/town?

3 votes

Other than Scottish rolled "r" and North American rhotacised vowels, are there any differences across "r" sounds in English dialects?

2 votes

How time of birth and death of a languages are estimated?

1 vote
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Are there any dialectological works for Serbia/Serbia & Montenegro/Yugoslavia?

1 vote

Do any languages form plural pronouns by adding a suffix to the singular form?

1 vote

Recommended Translation Textbooks/Resources

1 vote

Are some languages known to have taken grammatical features etc rather than just lexicon from their substrate languages?

1 vote

Gender-based name endings: Are they common?

1 vote
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Literature on linguistics education

0 votes

Are /w/ and /j/ considered to be consonants?

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