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March 4
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- adding Arabic language
- Pronunciation: Do words like "13", "14", etc. have the emphasis on the first syllable, or on the last one?
- Pronunciation: Is the last t in "restaurant" pronounced?
- Mangled Hungarian braille inscription in logo
- Etymology of "Catathelasma"
- More about sentences that are pronounced similarly and mean the same thing in unrelated languages
March 5
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- Rusted automobile
- Urdu help
- diesel fuel combustion
- Sortal classifiers and measure words
- Restaurant: does it rhyme with ant, or with hunt, or with want, or with haunt, or with excellent/remnant?
March 6
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- Cheese
- what happen if the food chain get broken
- Danish language study
- Annemasse
- spelling endings
- received pronunciation: dropping the H
- rearrange these words to form a meaningful sentence
March 7
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- relative pronouns
- Japanese Farting Competition 1812
- original way to separate the men from the boys
- Middle English: "seiden"
- Bullying
- Translation
March 8
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- Apple vs. potato in French
- "had have"
- "Now then"
- Alphabetical order
- Capentry - "fir", "furr" or "fur"
- "Kn" in English
March 9
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March 11
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- english sentece correction
- To butter something with margarine
- Initial Epenthetic /e/
- Spanish-English translation
March 12
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March 13
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- Pahawh Hmong script help
- Currently famous people that use
pseudonyms thatmononyms and who are not musicians? - english
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March 16
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- is this Romanian?
- Need help in Georgian
- 'When it comes to wages day'
- How to teach Americans the RP accent of "or"?
- Same spelling but different meanings
- Common practice for translation samples
- Silent words/clitics in Irish?
March 18
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March 20
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- Complicatedly inflected languages
- Foreign Language Proper Names
- "Brother-in-law", as the most bizzare relation in almost all languages, including English.
- What are they talking about here?
- Gigs?
March 21
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March 22
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- Is Filipino Verb-Subject-Object, Subject-Verb-Object, or both?
- Letter
- Amadou as a common first name in Mali?
- Archaic Cyrillization of Greek
March 24
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- Red Snapper Name In Spanish
- What is the correct Latin?
- "Requested anonymity for confidential reasons"
- Belgian place in russian
- Japanese pronunciations
March 25
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- *****phone = speakers of *****, or where ***** is spoken
- German fraktur
- What are these black structures called ?
- The 1st vowel in the 1st syllable for the words listed in this question
March 26
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- Hawaiian translation
- [sic] in Personal Names
- Inputing Asian characters
- The name "Nikita"
- Lists using semicolons
March 27
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March 28
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- Khilafat & Khilafat-o-Ijazat
- Businesses entities
- French help: Control by rebel movements
- Kanji differentiation
March 29
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- Brushed black tails
- "Sub-Suharan African accent" in English in the United States
- Greek word interpretation