Talk:Finnish language
Talk:Finnish language How the Finnish letters ä and ö differ from their ... lay it out point per point: * The Finnish sounds ä and ö, and their long ... Also, there are minimal pairs just like Finnish talli/tälli, eg in many cases ...
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Mari language   (translated from Russian)
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Talk:Korean language
Talk:Korean language ə This article contains nonstandard pronunciation information ... Japan's attempt to wipe out Korean language and culture. --Ed Poor My guess is ... they are not familar with the Japanese language. The grammar is strikingly similar to Japanese ... emphatically deny the textual affinities between their language and the harsh, thundering German. And Vietnamese ... the question comes to whether ones "own" language is similar to another. It's ...
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