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February 11
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- Serial comma in other languages
- arse
- (s)
- Real-time feedback on vowel production
- IPA trancription of Thoth
- Lost in Translation?
February 12
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- Zahatra
- Is there a plural of the noun 'research' ?
- Correct Spelling of Scissors
- Latin to English translation
- Stoush?
February 13
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- novel
- the word, "cardinal"
- Vowel height, backness and tone contour
- Alphabetizing, Part 3
- Native of/Person of a Particular Place
- language richness
February 14
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- Origin of a phrase
- Turkmen speaking people - Gurbanguly Berdimuhammedow
- Polish translation of 'Happy Valentine's Day'
February 15
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- MLA style
- Catalan and Occitan "don"
- German colloquial phrase
- Tim Saunders
- Word games that depend on Phoneme and Morpheme ambiguity
- French
- Eureka
February 16
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- I'm like
- vocabulary
- Creole French
- English education podcasts
- MOST HOLY --- is it ok?
- Word origin
February 17
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- IPA help needed, please
- Distribution of trial number
- bases
- Pachinies history
- What word in English language is made plural by adding a 'B'
- romantisisation of russian
- Happy new year in chinese
- supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
- Holy Bible
- Medieval English Word for a Military Encampment or a Fort?
- meaning of holocaust
- Myrtle
February 18
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- Lost Translation
- zzz --- last word in the dictionary
February 19
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- Strudel and the @ in Hebrew
- Kodaň
- Suspicious/Suspect
- name of anniversary
- Simplified vs Traditional Chars (on Chinese Wikipedia)
February 20
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- International Phonetic Alphabet
- Bad Chinese written by non-native speakers?
- Alphabetizing mixed language titles
- bach
February 21
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- 'Kill The Cat' meaning please..
- it and verb form
- Another idiom for "slip is showing"
- hotclaws**
- Does the usage of words like electrocuted or drowned strictly imply that death occurred?
- [e] and [i] sound for words start with E
- find un job overseas
February 22
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- Article with possessives in Portuguese
- "Rake" in railway terminology
- english
- English Translation
- Akkadian [af]fricatives
February 23
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- Translate three short phrases into Irish/Gaelic for me?
- works of johan bojer
- Two unrelated questions
- English grammar
- Letter "tone"
- Etymology of the verb 'to be'
- Two brief questions
February 24
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- Lighted vs. Lit
- Help find more expressive or polished Spanish words for FIESTA
- Where did "cheesy" and "corny" come from?
- Is there an exhaustive list of lie/lay, sit/set, rise/raise kind of verb pairs?
- "The government has collapsed"
- Pronounciation of Heracles/Herakles
- Upside ones head
February 25
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- Slovoj Zizek
- tankini top vs shimmel
- atin usage question
- Him / Her
February 26
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- What does it mean to "thigh" someone?
- hotclaws**
- What is a " PICS Rules File " , and a " DSC File "
- Translation of Chinese sign
- Meaning of a word
- Apostrophe in the Qur'an
- "Villian"
- English transliterations
February 27
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- Help with pronouncing /sɫuaɣ/?
- i want to know what my name means
- Pronunciation of the name of the Buddhist goddess Tara
- How can I use Hebrew characters and vowel points to represent English sounds?
- inevitable
- Grasping for an answer
- Translation
February 28
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- Looking for a word
- Is it..
- s God Spanish?
- help...questions of linguistics
- Names
- Pronunciation of Bodach in Irish or Scottish Gaelic?
- Arabic translation
- Archiving