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Sound change / Affricate consonant / English phonology / Manner of articulation / Navajo phonology / Proto-Indo-European phonology / Linguistics / Phonology / Language
Date: 2009-01-14 11:07:45
Sound change
Affricate consonant
English phonology
Manner of articulation
Navajo phonology
Proto-Indo-European phonology
Linguistics
Phonology
Language

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