sci.lang (date)

September 30, 2006

Re: chinese question, Dylan Sung, 16:09
Re: chinese question, Dylan Sung, 16:01
Re: Tea, yky, 15:38
Re: chinese question, yky, 15:21
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Peter T. Daniels, 15:17
Re: Gender in language, Pierre Jelenc, 14:52
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Harlan Messinger, 14:31
Re: chinese question, Harlan Messinger, 14:28
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 14:24
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 14:15
Re: Gender in language, Paulo da Costa, 14:12
Re: chinese question, Joachim Pense, 13:26
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Tak To, 13:19
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Tak To, 13:17
Re: Gender in language, Picasso, 13:15
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Tak To, 13:09
Re: chinese question, Harlan Messinger, 13:02
Re: Gender in language, Picasso, 12:56
Re: Gender in language, Picasso, 12:45
Re: Tea, Paul J Kriha, 12:43
Re: Gender in language, Paul J Kriha, 12:21
chinese question, ivan danicic, 11:43
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Paul Blay, 11:10
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Lee Sau Dan, 10:55
Re: Gender in language, Lee Sau Dan, 10:44
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Lee Sau Dan, 10:39
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Peter T. Daniels, 09:56
Re: Gender in language, Nathan Sanders, 09:51
Re: The Plural of German "Wagen", Helmut Richter, 07:10
Re: Tea, yky, 07:05
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Mike Wright, 07:01
Re: Gender in language, Mike Wright, 06:47
Re: Gender in language, Aidan Kehoe, 06:42
Re: Gender in language, Joachim Pense, 06:42
Re: Gender in language, Aidan Kehoe, 06:42
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Joachim Pense, 06:39
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Mike Wright, 06:30
The Plural of German "Wagen", Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim, 06:13
Re: Gender in language, Mike Wright, 05:58
Re: Gender in language, Mike Wright, 05:56
Re: Gender in language, Aidan Kehoe, 05:34
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, Franz Gnaedinger, 05:14
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Aidan Kehoe, 05:07
Re: Tea, Leslie Danks, 04:44
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, Ruud Harmsen, 04:12
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Mike Wright, 03:51
Re: Glottal Tension, Peter T. Daniels, 02:21
Glottal Tension, hakubu, 01:55
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, mb, 01:43
Re: Tea, Tak To, 01:38

September 29, 2006

Re: Gender in language, Lee Sau Dan, 23:16
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Lee Sau Dan, 23:00
Re: How do you pronounce לכך ?, Chris Jacobs, 22:16
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 21:44
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 21:41
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Alan, 21:06
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Bart Mathias, 21:00
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Bart Mathias, 20:50
Never mind? Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 20:14
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 20:12
Re: How do you pronounce לכך ?, Alan, 19:41
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, Yusuf B Gursey, 19:21
Re: Gender in language, Dik T. Winter, 19:15
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Richard Wordingham, 19:05
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Oliver Cromm, 18:05
Re: Tea, yky, 18:02
Re: Gender in language, Oliver Cromm, 18:01
Re: Gender in language, Oliver Cromm, 17:59
Re: Tea, yky, 17:55
Re: Gender in language, António Marques, 17:33
Re: Gender in language, António Marques, 17:28
Re: Gender in language, Trond Engen, 17:26
Re: Gender in language, António Marques, 17:26
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, António Marques, 17:18
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Oliver Cromm, 17:11
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, António Marques, 17:05
Re: How do you pronounce iee ?, Chris Jacobs, 17:02
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 16:46
Re: Gender in language, Nathan Sanders, 16:40
Re: Gender in language, benlizross, 16:36
Re: Gender in language, Christian Weisgerber, 16:34
Re: Gender in language, Christian Weisgerber, 16:29
Re: Gender in language, Christian Weisgerber, 16:21
Re: How do you pronounce ìëê ?, Harlan Messinger, 16:17
Re: Gender in language, Christian Weisgerber, 16:05
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Dylan Sung, 16:04
Re: How do you pronounce לכך ?, Ed, 16:03
Re: Gender in language, Nathan Sanders, 15:57
Re: Gender in language, Christian Weisgerber, 15:57
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 15:50
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Tak To, 15:41
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Dylan Sung, 15:19
Re: Gender in language, Christian Weisgerber, 15:12
Re: Gender in language, Christian Weisgerber, 15:07
How do you pronounce לכך ?, Chris Jacobs, 14:53
Re: Gender in language, Oliver Cromm, 14:32
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Peter T. Daniels, 14:30
Re: on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Tak To, 14:28
Re: Tea, Tak To, 13:38
Re: Gender in language, Oliver Cromm, 13:38
Re: Gender in language, foggytown, 13:35
Re: Gender in language, Oliver Cromm, 13:25
Re: Gender in language, Oliver Cromm, 13:23
Re: Gender in language, Oliver Cromm, 13:19
Re: Tea, ekkilu, 12:21
Re: Gender in language, John Flynn, 12:08
Re: Gender in language, Nathan Sanders, 11:27
Re: Gender in language, Peter T. Daniels, 11:22
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, Peter T. Daniels, 11:19
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, Peter T. Daniels, 11:17
on and kun in English Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Peter T. Daniels, 11:00
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 10:53
Re: Gender in language, Richard Herring, 10:46
Re: Gender in language, Nathan Sanders, 10:45
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 10:44
Re: Gender in language, Jens S. Larsen, 10:35
Re: Stranded to- missing, Arnold Zwicky, 10:34
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 10:25
Stranded to- missing, Ron Hardin, 10:16
Re: Gender in language, Lee Sau Dan, 10:12
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Paul D, 10:03
Re: Gender in language, John Flynn, 09:59
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Lee Sau Dan, 09:58
Re: Gender in language, Stefano MAC:GREGOR, 09:56
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Lee Sau Dan, 09:54
Re: Gender in language, Nathan Sanders, 09:48
Re: Gender in language, John Flynn, 09:17
Re: Gender in language, Johan Sorvari, 08:56
Re: Gender in language, Nathan Sanders, 08:54
Re: Gender in language, foggytown, 08:41
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, Ruud Harmsen, 08:33
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, benlizross, 07:20
Re: Gender in language, zbihniew, 06:50
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Nigel Greenwood, 05:53
Re: Gender in language, Nigel Greenwood, 05:23
Re: Gender in language, Nigel Greenwood, 05:15
Re: Gender in language, Richard Herring, 05:10
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 05:04
Re: Gender in language, Richard Herring, 05:03
Re: Gender in language, Richard Herring, 05:01
Re: Gender in language, Richard Herring, 04:56
Re: Gender in language, Jim Heckman, 04:29
Re: Gender in language, Heidi Graw, 03:50
Re: Gender in language, Oliver Neukum, 03:33
Re: Gender in language, John Flynn, 03:33
Re: Gender in language, Paul J Kriha, 03:27
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, James Whitehead, 03:22
Re: Gender in language, Paul J Kriha, 03:20
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Douglas G. Kilday, 03:01
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, Douglas G. Kilday, 02:47
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Dylan Sung, 02:44
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, calm_weather, 02:15
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, V. Chris and Tom Tinney, Sr., 01:29
Re: Crustumerium, Douglas G. Kilday, 01:10
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, Yusuf B Gursey, 00:04

September 28, 2006

Re: ETYMOL es,ar Badajoz, google, 23:58
Re: Gender in language, willcesium, 23:45
Re: Gender in language, Peter T. Daniels, 23:44
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Touko, 22:56
Re: Gender in language, Yusuf B Gursey, 22:03
Re: ``on the [adj]'' ?, Bart Mathias, 21:35
Re: ``on the [adj]'' ?, Stefano MAC:GREGOR, 21:27
Re: Gender in language, Mike Wright, 21:26
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Mike Wright, 21:25
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Bart Mathias, 21:24
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Bart Mathias, 21:09
Re: Gender in language, António Marques, 20:56
Re: Gender in language, Picasso, 20:14
Re: Gender in language, Lee Sau Dan, 20:05
Re: Gender in language, Lee Sau Dan, 20:03
Re: Gender in language, Lee Sau Dan, 19:59
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Lee Sau Dan, 19:55
Re: Gender in language, Picasso, 19:52
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Lee Sau Dan, 19:46
Re: NYT dangling infinitive, Brian M. Scott, 19:31
Re: "on the [adj]" ?, Arnold Zwicky, 19:14
Re: NYT dangling infinitive, Arnold Zwicky, 18:59
Re: Gender in language, Brian M. Scott, 18:36
Re: Gender in language, Christian Weisgerber, 17:56
Re: ``on the [adj]'' ?, Aidan Kehoe, 17:39
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 17:32
Re: Gender in language, Mike Wright, 17:28
Re: Gender in language, Mike Wright, 17:27
Re: ``on the [adj]'' ?, Bart Mathias, 17:16
Re: Gender in language, Aidan Kehoe, 17:14
Re: Gender in language, foggytown, 17:12
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Bart Mathias, 17:11
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Bart Mathias, 17:06
Re: Gender in language, Aidan Kehoe, 16:53
Re: ``on the [adj]'' ?, Ekkehard Dengler, 16:51
Re: Gender in language, Prai Jei, 15:58
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, elagabalus, 15:44
Re: ``on the [adj]'' ?, Stefano MAC:GREGOR, 14:42
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, heliogabalus, 14:31
Re: FONET pt-PT /u/ can be [y]?, google, 14:25
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, James Whitehead, 13:26
Re: Chinese/Japanese interference, Lee Sau Dan, 13:18
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, James Whitehead, 13:13
Re: Gender in language, Christopher Culver, 12:19
Re: Tea, ekkilu, 12:04
Re: NYT dangling infinitive, Brian M. Scott, 12:00
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 10:56
Re: Gender in language, phoglund, 10:46
Re: Gender in language, Ron Hardin, 10:40
Re: Gender in language, Harlan Messinger, 10:03
Re: Gender in language, Dusan Vukotic, 09:38
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Roger Johansson, 09:24
Re: Gender in language, Nigel Greenwood, 09:00
Chinese/Japanese interference, Nigel Greenwood, 08:54
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Brian Fletcher, 08:44
Re: Gender in language, Paul D, 08:13
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 07:52
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 07:47
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 07:45
Re: Gender in language, Nath Rao, 06:47
Re: Gender in language, Richard Herring, 05:00
Re: Tea, Paul J Kriha, 03:50
Re: usages and citation sources, Linz, 03:46
Re: Climate [was re: Tea], Tak To, 03:35
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Tracy, 03:26
NYT dangling infinitive, Ron Hardin, 03:13
Re: Tea, Peter Moylan, 01:52
Re: Gender in language, Boris L. Smelov, 01:46

September 27, 2006

Re: Climate [was re: Tea], Peter T. Daniels, 23:49
Re: Gender in language, Peter T. Daniels, 23:46
Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 23:42
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:32
Re: 3 linguistic epochs, Peter T. Daniels, 23:31
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Roger Johansson, 22:58
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, darwinist, 22:26
Re: Tea, Graeme Thomas, 21:35
Gender in language, Picasso, 20:44
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Brian Fletcher, 19:36
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Brian Fletcher, 19:33
Re: Crustumerium, Imbieras, 19:23
Re: Climate [was re: Tea], Robert Bannister, 19:15
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 18:57
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, heliogabalus, 18:32
Re: Tea, Robin Bignall, 17:38
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Roger Johansson, 17:02
Re: Tea, Paul Wolff, 16:42
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, benlizross, 16:37
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, heliogabalus, 16:09
``on the [adj]'' ?, Ron Hardin, 15:15
Re: Tea, Herman Rubin, 14:01
Climate [was re: Tea], Tak To, 13:16
Re: Breaking waves, hagen, 10:35
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, heliogabalus, 10:34
Re: Tea, Charles Riggs, 10:08
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Roger Johansson, 10:08
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Tracy, 10:08
Re: 3 linguistic epochs, Emungo, 10:03
Re: Breaking waves, grapheus, 10:02
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, elagabalus, 09:51
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, heliogabalus, 09:22
Re: Tea, Tak To, 08:51
Re: 3 linguistic epochs, Peter T. Daniels, 08:27
Re: Tea, Charles Riggs, 07:27
Re: 3 linguistic epochs, Emungo, 07:03
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, heliogabalus, 06:46
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 06:39
Re: 3 linguistic epochs, John Flynn, 06:36
3 linguistic epochs, Emungo, 06:01
Three linguistic epochs, Emungo, 05:57
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Roger Johansson, 05:28
Re: Tea, Paul J Kriha, 05:10
Re: Vennemann review Re: Crustumerium, benlizross, 05:03
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Matu, 04:24
Re: Breaking waves, hagen, 03:42
Re: Breaking waves, hagen, 03:26
Re: Tea, Richard Bollard, 00:38

September 26, 2006

Re: Tea, Richard Bollard, 23:58
Re: Tea, Richard Bollard, 23:58
Re: Tea, Richard Bollard, 23:54
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 23:50
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 23:48
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:45
Chloramines, Richard Maurer, 23:43
Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 23:41
Re: Tea, Tak To, 22:43
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Bart Mathias, 21:35
Re: Crustumerium, lorad474, 21:27
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 21:10
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 21:07
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 21:06
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Brian Fletcher, 20:45
Re: Crustumerium, Dmitry, 20:44
Re: Tea, yky, 20:31
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:07
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:06
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:04
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 19:49
Re: usages and citation sources, Colin Fine, 19:43
Re: usages and citation sources, Colin Fine, 19:41
Re: Crustumerium, Colin Fine, 19:35
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, elagabalus, 19:24
Re: Crustumerium, Imbieras, 18:23
Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 18:17
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 18:02
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, exp(j*pi/2), 18:01
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Immortalist, 17:44
Re: Breaking waves, hagen, 17:30
Vennemann review Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 17:20
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Wordsmith, 17:18
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Wordsmith, 17:16
Re: Tea, Mike Lyle, 17:01
Re: Tea, Stephen Calder, 16:56
Re: Tea, Stephen Calder, 16:51
Re: Tea, Paul Wolff, 16:46
Re: Crustumerium, Pēteris Cedriņš (Peteris Cedrins), 16:31
Re: Tea, Paul Wolff, 16:28
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 14:47
Re: Tea, R H Draney, 14:47
Re: Tea, Herman Rubin, 14:07
Re: Tea, Donna Richoux, 13:50
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 13:45
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 13:41
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, gibbs, 13:40
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Tracy, 13:36
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 13:34
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Tron, 13:24
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Richard Herring, 13:00
Re: Tea, Oliver Neukum, 12:57
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 12:33
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 12:32
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 12:06
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 12:05
Re: morphology markup langauge, kleinecke, 11:51
Re: Breaking waves, Dylan Sung, 11:49
Re: usages and citation sources, Joachim Pense, 11:43
Re: Tea, Tak To, 11:41
Re: Tea, Charles Riggs, 11:40
Re: Tea, Charles Riggs, 11:26
Re: Breaking waves, grapheus, 11:07
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 10:56
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Daniel T., 10:49
Re: Tea, Linz, 10:26
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 09:41
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Peter T. Daniels, 08:56
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:50
Re: Crustumerium, Imbieras, 08:49
Re: Tea, Stephen Calder, 08:44
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:43
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:41
Re: usages and citation sources, Donna Richoux, 08:40
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, roastfreesteel, 08:27
Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 08:25
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, phoglund, 08:24
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 08:19
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Daniel T., 08:09
Re: Tea, Linz, 07:43
Re: Tea, the Omrud, 07:41
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx, 07:29
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Lee Sau Dan, 07:28
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 07:07
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 06:59
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Tron, 06:22
Re: Tea, Matthew Huntbach, 06:17
Re: Tea, dylanwhsung, 05:16
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, AlanS, 05:15
Re: Tea, Matthew Huntbach, 05:10
Re: Tea, the Omrud, 03:48
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Bob Cain, 02:55
Re: morphology markup langauge, Julius, 02:49
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 02:39
Re: Tea, Mark Brader, 02:37
How to imitate Russian Cyrillic with the Latin alphabet., Don Saklad, 02:31
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, galathaea, 02:23
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Mike Wright, 00:37
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 00:26
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 00:15
Re: morphology markup langauge, Synek z Góralie, 00:09
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 00:00

September 25, 2006

Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:52
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, mb, 23:51
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 23:49
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:48
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:43
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:35
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:20
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:17
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:14
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 23:11
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:09
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:07
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 23:06
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Charlie-Boo, 23:00
Re: Crustumerium, lorad474, 22:53
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Moylan, 22:42
Re: Tea, Peter Moylan, 22:21
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Bart Mathias, 21:52
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 21:41
Re: Tea, yky, 21:20
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Greg Lee, 21:08
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Daniel T., 21:02
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Richard Wordingham, 20:45
Re: Tea, Graeme Thomas, 20:28
Re: usages and citation sources, Robert Bannister, 20:28
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Mike Wright, 20:14
Re: Contraction, Lee Sau Dan, 20:04
Re: Contraction, Lee Sau Dan, 20:03
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:49
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:46
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 19:36
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 19:25
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 19:18
Re: Contraction [was Re: Learning to Speak Arabic], Dylan Sung, 19:10
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 19:09
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 19:04
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Aatu Koskensilta, 19:02
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 19:02
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 19:00
Re: Tea, Skitt, 19:00
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, PT, 18:59
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 18:59
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 18:57
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Stephen Harris, 18:54
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 18:53
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 18:51
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Brian M. Scott, 18:48
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, benlizross, 18:46
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 18:45
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Greg Lee, 18:45
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Immortalist, 18:38
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 18:32
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, Wordsmith, 18:31
Re: Tea, Graeme Thomas, 18:29
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, puppet_sock, 18:26
Re: Tea, Graeme Thomas, 18:24
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 18:22
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 18:20
Re: Bias against unintelligent people, BORG, 18:19
Bias against unintelligent people, Urthogie, 18:16
Re: Tea, Mark Brader, 18:10
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 16:58
morphology markup langauge, Julius, 16:49
Re: Contraction [was Re: Learning to Speak Arabic], Tak To, 16:48
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 16:40
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 16:38
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], benlizross, 16:31
Re: usages and citation sources, A. Gwilliam, 16:22
Re: usages and citation sources, Arnold Zwicky, 15:21
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Tak To, 15:19
Re: Tea, Graeme Thomas, 15:16
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 14:55
Re: usages and citation sources, Skitt, 14:40
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 14:39
Re: usages and citation sources, Skitt, 14:39
Re: usages and citation sources, Mike Wright, 14:19
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Mike Wright, 13:51
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Mike Wright, 13:01
Re: Crustumerium, Imbieras, 12:30
Re: usages and citation sources, Joachim Pense, 11:52
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Marc Adler, 11:47
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 11:18
Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 11:17
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Peter T. Daniels, 11:10
learn Arabic, onlylanguage, 10:57
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:34
Re: Tea, Matthew Huntbach, 10:33
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:28
Re: Tea, Geoff, 10:11
Re: usages and citation sources, Arnold Zwicky, 09:32
Re: Tea, Stephen Calder, 09:20
Re: Tea, Peter Moylan, 09:20
Re: Tea, Matthew Huntbach, 09:16
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Duncanson, 09:10
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Andreas Prilop, 08:57
Re: Crustumerium, Imbieras, 08:21
Re: Tea, benlizross, 07:56
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Moylan, 07:46
Re: Breaking waves, hagen, 07:44
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:39
Re: usages and citation sources, Linz, 06:26
Re: usages and citation sources, Linz, 06:25
Re: Question about Portuguese Rhythm, Ekkehard Dengler, 06:18
Re: Tea, Matthew Huntbach, 05:10
Re: Crustumerium, lorad474, 04:43
Question about Portuguese Rhythm, Paul D, 03:42
Re: Crustumerium, Douglas G. Kilday, 03:33
Re: usages and citation sources, Joachim Pense, 02:36
Re: Tea, Stephen Calder, 02:05
Re: Tea, Richard Bollard, 01:49
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, PT, 00:31

September 24, 2006

Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 23:57
Re: usages and citation sources, Steve Hayes, 23:38
Re: Idioms., Tak To, 23:13
Re: usages and citation sources, Skitt, 22:33
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Moylan, 22:19
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Moylan, 22:14
Re: usages and citation sources, A. Gwilliam, 21:43
Re: usages and citation sources, Robert Bannister, 19:47
Re: usages and citation sources, Robert Bannister, 19:43
Re: usages and citation sources, Robert Bannister, 19:41
Re: usages and citation sources, Robert Bannister, 19:39
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 19:26
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 18:29
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 18:24
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Greg Lee, 17:05
Re: usages and citation sources, Mike Lyle, 16:14
Re: usages and citation sources, O-V R:nen, 15:52
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], nycram, 15:28
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Mike Wright, 15:23
Re: usages and citation sources, A. Gwilliam, 14:58
Re: usages and citation sources, O-V R:nen, 14:11
Re: usages and citation sources, the Omrud, 13:49
Re: usages and citation sources, the Omrud, 13:37
Re: Idioms., John Atkinson, 13:33
Re: usages and citation sources, Linz, 13:31
Re: usages and citation sources, Linz, 13:27
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Greg Lee, 13:25
Re: usages and citation sources, Steve Hayes, 13:17
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Greg Lee, 13:11
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Colin Fine, 12:55
Re: usages and citation sources, Joachim Pense, 12:46
Re: usages and citation sources, the Omrud, 12:21
Re: usages and citation sources, Linz, 12:08
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Brian M. Scott, 11:41
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Lee Sau Dan, 11:20
Re: usages and citation sources, A. Gwilliam, 11:10
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Peacenik, 10:58
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], nycram, 10:36
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Character, 10:17
Re: Tea, yky, 09:26
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Peter T. Daniels, 09:07
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Peter T. Daniels, 09:04
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 09:01
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 09:00
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 08:50
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], nycram, 08:12
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Moylan, 08:07
Re: Feminine gender in Swedish, O-V R:nen, 07:07
Re: usages and citation sources, Frances Kemmish, 06:06
Re: Hebrew: merci\y and grace, Colin Fine, 05:59
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Lee Sau Dan, 05:39
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Colin Fine, 05:38
Re: usages and citation sources, Colin Fine, 05:32
Re: usages and citation sources, the Omrud, 05:27
Re: Tea, the Omrud, 05:10
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, trevelyan, 03:36
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Sam Sloan, 01:44
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Sam Sloan, 00:58
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, samsloan, 00:52

September 23, 2006

Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Steve Mesnick, 22:20
Re: Contraction, Lee Sau Dan, 22:04
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 22:00
Re: Question form of "used to", Lee Sau Dan, 21:58
Re: usages and citation sources, Frances Kemmish, 21:53
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Peter T. Daniels, 21:53
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Lee Sau Dan, 21:50
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 21:49
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 21:41
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 21:38
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 21:37
Re: Hebrew: merci\y and grace, Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, 21:31
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, John Atkinson, 21:00
Re: Tea, yky, 20:44
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], John Atkinson, 20:38
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Greg Lee, 20:31
Re: usages and citation sources, Robert Bannister, 19:56
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 19:34
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 19:33
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 19:32
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 19:28
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], nycram, 19:12
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], nycram, 19:10
Re: Hebrew: merci\y and grace, Peter T. Daniels, 18:52
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, Peter T. Daniels, 18:51
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 18:45
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Mike Wright, 18:24
Re: Hebrew: merci\y and grace, Yusuf B Gursey, 18:22
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, benlizross, 18:00
Re: Tea, Linz, 17:22
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 16:50
Re: Feminine gender in Swedish, Pierre Jelenc, 16:40
Re: Idioms., Tak To, 16:39
Hebrew: merci\y and grace, Harlan Messinger, 16:26
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, incredulous_cat, 15:50
Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 15:31
Re: Contraction [was Re: Learning to Speak Arabic], Mike Wright, 15:26
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Greg Lee, 15:14
Re: Tea, Tak To, 14:55
Re: usages and citation sources, A. Gwilliam, 14:20
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Mike Lyle, 14:17
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Mike Wright, 13:31
Rex Curry supported by American Philological Association work, Tinny Ray, 13:15
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Peacenik, 13:08
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, V. Chris and Tom Tinney, Sr., 12:37
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 12:05
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 11:59
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 11:58
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 11:53
Re: Tea, Peter Moylan, 11:34
Re: Feminine gender in Swedish, Trond Engen, 11:30
Re: usages and citation sources, mike_lyle_uk, 11:24
Re: Feminine gender in Swedish, Brian M. Scott, 11:19
Outcomes-focused communications pedagogy knee plan [was: usages and citation sources], Vinny Burgoo, 10:40
Re: Question form of "used to", Greg Lee, 08:53
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, georgeh, 08:35
Re: Tea, yky, 08:26
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 08:21
Re: Tea, yky, 08:20
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, yky, 08:16
Re: Tea, yky, 08:05
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, John Atkinson, 07:40
Re: Question form of "used to", Lee Sau Dan, 07:29
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:21
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:20
Re: Idioms., Wayne Brown, 07:20
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:18
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:17
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 07:13
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:12
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Colin Fine, 06:29
Re: usages and citation sources, Colin Fine, 06:19
Re: Crustumerium, Colin Fine, 05:31
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Dylan Sung, 05:25
Feminine gender in Swedish, Colin Fine, 05:03
Re: Crustumerium, lorad474, 04:51
Idioms., Dylan Sung, 03:38
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 03:14
Contraction [was Re: Learning to Speak Arabic], Tak To, 02:36
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, benlizro, 02:36
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, V. Chris and Tom Tinney, Sr., 01:40
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Brian M. Scott, 01:13
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], John Atkinson, 00:51
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Brian M. Scott, 00:03

September 22, 2006

Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], John Atkinson, 23:43
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Sam Sloan, 23:32
Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 22:57
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Greg Lee, 21:05
Re: Tea, yky, 20:36
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 20:33
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, yky, 20:30
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 20:30
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 20:30
Re: Tea, yky, 20:29
Re: Tea, yky, 20:16
Re: Tea, yky, 20:07
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, Ekkehard Dengler, 19:59
Re: usages and citation sources, Robert Bannister, 19:32
Re: usages and citation sources, Mike Lyle, 19:08
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 18:42
Re: 5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, benlizro, 18:14
Re: me,us,him etc., Mike Lyle, 17:26
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 17:11
Re: me,us,him etc., Peter T. Daniels, 17:07
Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 16:54
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], António Marques, 16:52
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Dylan Sung, 16:49
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, António Marques, 16:41
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 16:33
Re: Tea, Tak To, 16:28
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Brian M. Scott, 16:26
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 16:25
Re: Tea, Tak To, 16:14
Re: Tea, Tak To, 16:06
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, garabik-news-2005-05, 15:20
Re: usages and citation sources, jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx, 14:46
5. How did language originate? In the creation of Ancient Genealogies, V. Chris and Tom Tinney, Sr., 14:25
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Tak To, 14:01
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Tak To, 13:49
Re: usages and citation sources, mike_lyle_uk, 13:39
Re: me,us,him etc., ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 13:12
Re: usages and citation sources, mike_lyle_uk, 13:10
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 12:48
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Paul D, 12:40
Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs, Don Saklad, 12:31
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, mike_lyle_uk, 12:10
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 10:43
Re: Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Peter T. Daniels, 10:39
Re: Tea, Peter Moylan, 10:36
Re: Did these words used to rhyme?, Peter T. Daniels, 10:32
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:32
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 10:28
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 10:25
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 10:18
Re: me,us,him etc., Peter T. Daniels, 10:15
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Peter T. Daniels, 10:08
Question form of "used to" [Was: Did these words used to rhyme?], Lee Sau Dan, 09:11
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 08:55
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 08:52
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Tak To, 08:42
Re: me,us,him etc., ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 08:34
Re: Did these words used to rhyme?, benlizross, 08:05
Re: Tea, Peter Duncanson, 07:50
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 07:30
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, John Atkinson, 07:25
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, benlizross, 07:22
Re: Tea, Linz, 05:58
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, Ekkehard Dengler, 04:51
Re: Tea, Peter Moylan, 03:58
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Colin Fine, 03:34
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Colin Fine, 03:31
Re: usages and citation sources, Colin Fine, 03:17
Re: me,us,him etc., maf, 03:01
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 02:46
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 02:43
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, Ruud Harmsen, 02:41
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 02:40
Re: Did these words used to rhyme?, Dylan Sung, 02:38
Re: how to improve spanish from sounding so spickish, Dylan Sung, 02:35
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 02:33
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 02:23
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Brian M. Scott, 01:39
Re: ``Whom'' rule, John Atkinson, 00:50
Re: me,us,him etc., Brian M. Scott, 00:14
Re: me,us,him etc., ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:10
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:06

September 21, 2006

Re: me,us,him etc., ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 23:37
Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 22:28
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 22:21
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Peacenik, 22:19
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Geoff, 21:26
Re: Tea, Pat Durkin, 21:25
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Mike Wright, 21:08
Re: Tea, yky, 21:01
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Mike Wright, 20:53
Re: Tea, yky, 20:44
Re: ``Whom'' rule, António Marques, 20:34
Re: me,us,him etc., Brian M. Scott, 20:31
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Brian M. Scott, 20:26
Re: Tea, yky, 20:14
Re: Tea, yky, 20:10
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Marco Pagliero, 19:56
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Lee Sau Dan, 19:56
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Ron Hardin, 19:49
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:49
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Colin Fine, 19:30
Re: Did these words used to rhyme?, Mike Wright, 19:27
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Colin Fine, 19:22
Re: me,us,him etc., Colin Fine, 19:01
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, António Marques, 18:56
Re: me,us,him etc., Colin Fine, 18:55
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, Ekkehard Dengler, 18:47
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Peter T. Daniels, 18:47
Re: me,us,him etc., Peter T. Daniels, 18:42
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 18:41
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 18:38
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 18:38
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Mike Wright, 18:37
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Dylan Sung, 18:37
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 18:36
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 18:31
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 18:28
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 18:25
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 18:23
Re: language acquisition book recommendation Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 18:22
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Ron Hardin, 18:17
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Peter T. Daniels, 18:16
Re: Crustumerium, Colin Fine, 18:08
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, António Marques, 17:58
Re: me,us,him etc., Bart Mathias, 17:54
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Mike Wright, 17:44
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Tak To, 17:36
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, António Marques, 17:31
Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs, mb, 17:09
Re: usages and citation sources, jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx, 16:39
Re: me,us,him etc., ivan danicic, 16:29
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Tak To, 15:40
Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs, Steve Mesnick, 15:11
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Dylan Sung, 14:55
Re: me,us,him etc., Mike Wright, 14:32
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Mike Wright, 14:29
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, mike_lyle_uk, 13:58
Re: Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 13:54
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 13:49
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Marco Pagliero, 13:40
Re: usages and citation sources, mike_lyle_uk, 13:13
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 12:35
Re: language acquisition book recommendation Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 11:33
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Ron Hardin, 11:04
Re: ``Whom'' rule, bulkington63, 10:11
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Dylan Sung, 09:55
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 09:53
Without regard to any spellings, what relatively close associations can be imagined for the sounds of the words or for the sounds of the phrase?... haagen dazs, dsaklad@xxxxxxx, 09:46
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 09:44
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 09:40
Re: Did these words used to rhyme?, phoglund, 09:39
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 09:38
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Ron Hardin, 09:18
Re: ``Whom'' rule, Ron Hardin, 09:15
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Paul D, 09:11
Re: me,us,him etc., Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, 09:09
Re: ``Whom'' rule, bulkington63, 09:00
Linguistic Olympiad 2006, Arndt Jonasson, 08:55
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Tak To, 08:53
Did these words used to rhyme?, Singburi Sam, 08:51
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Marco Pagliero, 08:50
Re: me,us,him etc., maf, 08:36
``Whom'' rule, Ron Hardin, 08:25
Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 07:57
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 07:48
Re: Crustumerium, Franz Gnaedinger, 07:40
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, Ruud Harmsen, 07:20
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Nigel Greenwood, 06:30
Re: FONET pt-PT /u/ can be [y]?, Ekkehard Dengler, 06:07
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, Ekkehard Dengler, 05:39
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Jim Heckman, 05:02
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Andreas Prilop, 04:53
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 04:04
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 04:00
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 03:49
Re: Crustumerium, Douglas G. Kilday, 02:32
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, mb, 02:18
Re: usages and citation sources, T . H . Entity, 02:16
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, mb, 02:08
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Geoff, 02:07
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Brian M. Scott, 01:33
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 01:13
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Tak To, 00:58
Re: Tea, Tak To, 00:32
Re: Tea, Tak To, 00:24
Re: Tea, Tak To, 00:18

September 20, 2006

Re: Crustumerium, Douglas G. Kilday, 23:34
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, cthuljew, 23:32
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Nath Rao, 22:56
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Tak To, 22:18
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Peacenik, 21:32
Re: me,us,him etc., ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 21:31
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Peacenik, 21:29
Re: Tea, yky, 21:19
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Brian M. Scott, 21:17
Re: Tea, yky, 21:13
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 21:04
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Yusuf B Gursey, 19:42
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 18:52
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Peter T. Daniels, 18:49
Re: usages and citation sources, Mike Lyle, 18:38
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Ron Hardin, 18:07
Re: By personal experience, magmabrand, 17:47
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Marcin Ciura, 17:17
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, António Marques, 16:35
Re: Tea, Mike Lyle, 15:24
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, Peter T. Daniels, 15:16
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 15:13
Re: language acquisition book recommendation Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 15:10
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 15:07
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 15:03
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 14:44
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 14:09
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Jukka K. Korpela, 13:37
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 13:34
Re: Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, cthuljew, 13:28
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Mike Wright, 13:17
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Peacenik, 12:41
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Peacenik, 12:39
Why don't bilingual toddlers mix up languages, zutalors212, 12:08
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 12:01
Re: language acquisition book recommendation Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 11:58
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Mike Lyle, 11:32
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Character, 11:29
language acquisition book recommendation Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 11:13
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 11:06
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 11:04
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 10:58
Re: me,us,him etc., Nathan, 10:50
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Moylan, 08:42
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Andreas Prilop, 08:29
Re: Tea, Peter Duncanson, 07:53
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 07:44
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Lee Sau Dan, 07:38
Re: Tea, Matthew Huntbach, 07:28
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:27
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 07:10
Re: Tea, Linz, 07:04
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, tcfs1et02@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 07:04
Re: Tea, Linz, 07:02
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Dylan Sung, 03:21
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Ruud Harmsen, 01:15
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Geoff, 00:31
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 00:25
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Jukka K. Korpela, 00:24
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 00:24
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 00:22
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 00:20
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 00:18
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 00:17
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 00:15

September 19, 2006

Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 22:35
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 21:35
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Jim Heckman, 21:14
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 21:10
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 20:55
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 20:35
Re: Tea, Robert Bannister, 20:28
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Brian M. Scott, 20:24
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, mb, 20:18
Re: Foreign proper names in Chinese, Lee Sau Dan, 20:07
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:54
Re: me,us,him etc., Yusuf B Gursey, 19:19
Re: me,us,him etc., Colin Fine, 19:00
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Colin Fine, 18:39
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Colin Fine, 18:31
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Colin Fine, 18:28
Re: Tea, yky, 18:24
Re: me,us,him etc., ivan danicic, 17:49
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 16:30
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim, 16:24
Foreign proper names in Chinese, MMan, 16:09
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, António Marques, 16:03
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 15:20
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 15:17
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 13:38
Re: First language acquisition, Nathan Sanders, 12:53
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, phoglund, 12:43
Re: Tea, mb, 12:27
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Tak To, 12:27
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 11:58
Re: Tea, Peter Duncanson, 11:48
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 11:46
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 11:27
Re: First language acquisition, Lee Sau Dan, 11:25
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Andreas Prilop, 11:20
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 11:19
Re: Tea, Brian M. Scott, 11:11
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim, 11:10
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Brian M. Scott, 11:00
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Brian M. Scott, 10:58
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Tak To, 10:40
Breaking waves, hagen, 10:38
Re: First language acquisition, Nathan Sanders, 10:34
Re: First language acquisition, Greg Lee, 09:55
Re: Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, O-V R:nen, 09:31
Re: Tea, Tak To, 09:05
Any examples of middle dot in proper names?, Jukka K. Korpela, 08:58
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 08:45
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 08:41
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 08:38
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 08:36
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 08:35
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 08:34
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:14
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Andreas Höfeld, 08:14
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:13
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 08:07
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 08:06
Re: Tea, Peter Duncanson, 08:00
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 07:57
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 07:54
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 07:51
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 07:48
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 07:44
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 07:38
Re: Tea, benlizross, 07:10
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 06:47
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 06:19
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 06:17
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 06:13
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 06:11
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 06:06
Re: Early Pinyin (Re: Learning to Speak Arabic), Lee Sau Dan, 06:00
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Andreas Höfeld, 05:52
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 05:52
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 05:47
Re: Tea, Linz, 04:45
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Franz Gnaedinger, 04:11
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 03:52
Re: First language acquisition, Greg Lee, 03:43
Early Pinyin (Re: Learning to Speak Arabic), Dylan Sung, 03:26
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Tak To, 03:19
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Ruud Harmsen, 03:00
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 02:58
Re: Water, Dylan Sung, 02:55
Re: usages and citation sources, Sean Case, 02:47
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 02:47
leran Arabic, onlylanguage, 01:51
Learning Arabic, onlylanguage, 01:50
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 01:34
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 00:47
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 00:30
Re: First language acquisition, Greg Lee, 00:25

September 18, 2006

Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 23:36
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 23:32
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 23:30
Re: First language acquisition, marika, 23:23
Re: First language acquisition, Nathan Sanders, 22:23
Re: First language acquisition, Greg Lee, 22:14
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 21:45
Re: French negation, mb, 21:38
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Nathan Sanders, 21:30
Re: Tea, yky, 21:20
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 21:15
Re: First language acquisition, Greg Lee, 21:13
Re: usages and citation sources, Robert Bannister, 20:32
Re: First language acquisition, Greg Lee, 20:31
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 19:54
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 19:49
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Colin Fine, 19:48
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 19:46
Re: French negation, Colin Fine, 19:35
Re: Crustumerium, Colin Fine, 19:20
Re: me,us,him etc., Yusuf B Gursey, 19:17
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 18:48
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 18:24
Re: First language acquisition, Brian M. Scott, 17:49
Re: usages and citation sources, Sean Case, 17:14
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 16:52
Re: me,us,him etc., Peter T. Daniels, 16:50
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 16:48
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, António Marques, 16:37
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 16:36
Re: First language acquisition, Greg Lee, 16:24
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Mike Wright, 15:50
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 15:47
Typos, Ron Hardin, 15:28
me,us,him etc., ivan danicic, 15:16
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 15:16
Re: usages and citation sources, rrhersh, 14:33
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 14:13
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Yusuf B Gursey, 13:58
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 13:10
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Daniel al-Autistiqui, 12:32
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 11:47
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Nigel Greenwood, 11:26
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Ruud Harmsen, 11:04
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Ruud Harmsen, 10:43
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 10:39
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 10:19
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 10:18
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Brian M. Scott, 10:11
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Moylan, 10:02
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:01
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Nathan Sanders, 10:00
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 09:37
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 09:31
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 09:30
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 09:23
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 08:57
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 08:56
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Peter T. Daniels, 08:50
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Peter T. Daniels, 08:48
Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 08:47
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 08:43
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Ruud Harmsen, 08:42
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:38
Re: Tea, Linz, 08:37
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Nigel Greenwood, 07:40
Re: First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 07:05
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 07:05
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 07:02
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Lee Sau Dan, 06:58
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Nigel Greenwood, 06:05
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Nigel Greenwood, 06:02
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 05:22
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 05:17
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Nigel Greenwood, 03:50
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 03:47
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim, 03:36
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Nigel Greenwood, 03:33
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 02:07
Re: Crustumerium, lorad474, 02:07
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Ruud Harmsen, 01:36
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Ruud Harmsen, 01:32
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 01:28
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 01:26
Re: First language acquisition, Greg Lee, 01:16
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, mb, 00:24
Re: French negation, mb, 00:09

September 17, 2006

Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], yky, 23:00
Re: Tea, yky, 22:56
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 22:55
Re: Tea, yky, 22:35
Re: Crustumerium, Douglas G. Kilday, 22:32
Re: Some similarity of the numbers in Turkish and Hungarian, Yusuf B Gursey, 22:06
Re: French negation, Peter T. Daniels, 21:51
Re: Some similarity of the numbers in Turkish and Hungarian, Adrian Bailey, 21:50
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 21:46
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 21:40
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 21:32
Re: FACTS SHOCKING BUT TRUE!, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 20:58
Re: French negation, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 20:56
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, izzy, 19:19
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter Flynn, 18:12
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, google, 16:21
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, google, 16:11
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, google, 16:07
Re: OT - Cooking rice, dicaduca, 15:49
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Armadillo, 14:57
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Nigel Greenwood, 14:07
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 13:58
Re: OT - Cooking rice, dicaduca, 13:49
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, tcfs1et02@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 13:37
Re: OT - Cooking rice, dicaduca, 12:12
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Peter T. Daniels, 12:10
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, James Lee, 12:10
Re: First language acquisition, Brian M. Scott, 12:07
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 12:07
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 12:06
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 12:06
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 12:05
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 12:05
Re: Some similarity of the numbers in Turkish and Hungarian, Yusuf B Gursey, 12:05
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 12:00
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 11:54
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 11:50
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 11:25
I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Sam Sloan, 10:22
Re: Some similarity of the numbers in Turkish and Hungarian, Colin Fine, 10:16
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Colin Fine, 10:09
Some similarity of the numbers in Turkish and Hungarian, Aslan, 09:50
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, izzy, 09:31
I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Sam Sloan, 09:15
I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Sam Sloan, 09:15
I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Sam Sloan, 08:28
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Thomas Widmann, 07:24
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 06:23
Re: What ho!, Aidan Kehoe, 05:34
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 05:25
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 05:23
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 05:15
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 05:07
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 04:54
Re: What ho!, wugi, 04:00
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Mike Wright, 01:59
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 01:38
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Mike Wright, 01:33
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 01:06
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Mike Wright, 00:46
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Mike Wright, 00:39

September 16, 2006

Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 22:01
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 21:57
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 21:54
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 21:54
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 21:51
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 21:46
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 21:34
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 20:30
Re: OT - Cooking rice, dicaduca, 20:21
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 20:19
Re: What ho!, Dylan Sung, 20:15
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 20:11
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 20:06
Re: What ho!, Horace LaBadie, 19:57
Re: Term for animals that sleep standing up?, Dylan Sung, 19:52
Re: What ho!, Dylan Sung, 19:47
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 19:39
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 19:32
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 19:24
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 19:23
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 19:13
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 19:10
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 19:09
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 19:07
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 19:05
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 19:02
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 19:02
Re: What ho!, Peter T. Daniels, 18:56
Re: What ho!, Peter T. Daniels, 18:46
Re: What ho!, Peter T. Daniels, 18:43
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Alan, 17:31
Re: usages and citation sources, Colin Fine, 17:16
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 17:01
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 16:59
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 16:46
Re: OT - Cooking rice, dicaduca, 16:40
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 14:16
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Mike Wright, 13:09
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 10:55
Re: What ho!, Aidan Kehoe, 10:35
Re: usages and citation sources, Peter Moylan, 10:09
Re: What ho!, Dylan Sung, 10:02
Re: What ho!, Dylan Sung, 09:59
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Wood Avens, 09:23
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 08:37
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 08:34
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 08:33
Re: Learning Arabic language, Peter T. Daniels, 08:23
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 08:21
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 08:13
Re: What ho!, incredulous_cat, 08:10
Re: What ho!, Peter T. Daniels, 08:06
Re: French negation, incredulous_cat, 08:05
Re: OT - Cooking rice, incredulous_cat, 07:58
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter Duncanson, 07:47
Re: First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 07:23
Re: First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 07:10
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Thomas Widmann, 06:50
Re: Re:, yongying2002, 06:41
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, google, 05:03
Learning Arabic, onlylanguage, 04:06
Learning Arabic Language, onlylanguage, 03:41
Re: What ho!, calm_weather, 03:19
What ho!, wugi, 03:01
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 02:40
Re: Water, Mike Wright, 01:18
Re: More Arabic vowels, Paul J Kriha, 00:44
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Paul J Kriha, 00:21
Re: Is English 'st' a Phoneme?, Brian M. Scott, 00:10

September 15, 2006

Is English 'st' a Phoneme?, Richard Wordingham, 23:31
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 23:29
Re: French negation, mb, 22:32
Re: Pigges to the market... Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 22:15
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Greg Lee, 21:14
Re: Water, Lee Sau Dan, 20:59
Re: Water, Lee Sau Dan, 20:57
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:53
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 20:28
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 20:24
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 20:22
Re: Water [was Re: Tea], Mike Wright, 19:33
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Mike Wright, 19:24
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 18:59
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 18:49
Re: eat/drink Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 18:39
Re: French negation, mb, 17:55
Re: eat/drink Re: Tea, Tak To, 17:28
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Brian M. Scott, 17:22
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Brian M. Scott, 17:20
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 17:15
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Yusuf B Gursey, 17:06
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Yusuf B Gursey, 17:05
Water [was Re: Tea], Tak To, 17:04
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 17:04
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 17:02
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 17:01
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 16:55
eat/drink Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 16:48
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Nigel Greenwood, 16:40
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 16:39
Re: French negation, Peter T. Daniels, 16:36
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 16:34
Re: More Arabic vowels, Ruud Harmsen, 16:34
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 16:31
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Ruud Harmsen, 16:14
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Ruud Harmsen, 16:03
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Thomas Widmann, 16:02
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Ruud Harmsen, 15:58
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 15:56
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Jerry Friedman, 15:55
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Nathan Sanders, 15:53
Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 15:51
Re: FONET pt-PT /u/ can be [y]?, Ruud Harmsen, 15:51
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Jerry Friedman, 15:48
Re: French negation, António Marques, 15:40
Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 15:38
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, António Marques, 15:35
Re: More Arabic vowels, Brian M. Scott, 15:31
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 15:20
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 15:19
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Yusuf B Gursey, 15:17
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 15:14
Re: ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Yusuf B Gursey, 15:10
Re: ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Aidan Kehoe, 15:02
Re: FONET pt-PT /u/ can be [y]?, António Marques, 14:45
Re: FONET pt-PT Republicana, António Marques, 14:40
ETYMOL es,ar Cáceres, Ruud Harmsen, 14:27
ETYMOL es, ar Al-Qantara, Ruud Harmsen, 14:13
Re: French negation, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 13:52
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 13:38
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 13:22
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 13:08
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 13:06
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 12:57
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 12:56
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 12:51
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 11:40
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 11:38
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Ron Hardin, 11:17
Re: Water, Evan Kirshenbaum, 10:57
Re: More Arabic vowels, Ruud Harmsen, 10:57
Re: More Arabic vowels, andrew_woode, 10:26
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, the Omrud, 10:10
Re: More Arabic vowels, Brian M. Scott, 10:01
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 09:56
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Brian M. Scott, 09:55
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Brian M. Scott, 09:54
FONET pt-PT /u/ can be [y]?, Ruud Harmsen, 09:33
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Dylan Sung, 09:30
FONET pt-PT Republicana, Ruud Harmsen, 09:13
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Seán O'Leathlóbhair, 09:06
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 09:01
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, news01, 08:45
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Seán O'Leathlóbhair, 08:43
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 08:26
Re: Water [was Re: Tea], Peter T. Daniels, 08:23
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 08:17
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 08:16
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 08:13
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 08:09
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 08:05
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 08:01
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Linz, 07:56
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 07:55
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 07:53
Re: More Arabic vowels, andrew_woode, 07:33
Re: French negation, Nigel Greenwood, 05:46
Re: Tea, Richard Herring, 05:36
Re: Tea, Richard Herring, 05:35
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Ron Hardin, 05:27
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 03:49
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Dylan Sung, 03:33
Pigges to the market... Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 03:20
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 03:10
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, google, 02:40
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, google, 02:40
Re: More Arabic vowels, google, 02:34
Re: French negation, mb, 01:50
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 01:05
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 00:43
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 00:11
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 00:08
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 00:04

September 14, 2006

Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 23:58
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 23:44
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 23:20
Re: Tea, Tak To, 22:22
Water [was Re: Tea], Tak To, 22:07
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 21:45
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 21:40
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Joe Fineman, 21:06
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:24
Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 20:19
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:13
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:11
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 20:08
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 19:54
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 19:49
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 19:44
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 19:41
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, TakenEvent, 19:17
Re: More Arabic vowels, Brian M. Scott, 18:27
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 18:17
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 18:14
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Peter T. Daniels, 18:11
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 17:54
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 17:50
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 17:46
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 17:04
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Nigel Greenwood, 16:53
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Dylan Sung, 16:45
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 16:35
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 16:27
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, lorad474, 15:54
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 15:34
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Mike Wright, 15:12
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 15:04
Re: French negation, John Swindle, 14:39
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Tak To, 14:31
Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 14:31
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Ron Hardin, 14:14
Re: More Arabic vowels, Brian M. Scott, 14:07
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Yusuf B Gursey, 13:33
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Jerry Friedman, 13:16
Re: More Arabic vowels, Ruud Harmsen, 13:15
Re: More Arabic vowels, Brian M. Scott, 13:00
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Nigel Greenwood, 12:57
Re: Learning to Speak Arabic, Ruud Harmsen, 12:54
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Nigel Greenwood, 12:50
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Harlan Messinger, 12:41
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 12:34
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Seán O'Leathlóbhair, 12:32
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Daniel al-Autistiqui, 12:30
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 12:24
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 12:19
Re: Tea, Salvatore Volatile, 12:15
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 12:02
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 11:53
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Brian M. Scott, 11:49
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 11:38
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 11:34
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 11:25
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 11:25
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 11:23
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 11:17
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Peter T. Daniels, 11:14
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Peter T. Daniels, 10:57
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 10:54
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 10:51
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 10:48
Re: Ghost Money, Lee Sau Dan, 10:44
Re: OT - Cooking rice, Lee Sau Dan, 10:33
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 10:27
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Dylan Sung, 09:57
Re: Tea, Peter Duncanson, 09:05
OT - Cooking rice, Dylan Sung, 08:53
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Linz, 07:56
Re: Tea, Linz, 07:30
I wrote this letter. could you check that this is correct or not?, sung, 07:18
Re: First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 07:13
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 06:33
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 05:14
Re: French negation, Nigel Greenwood, 05:11
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Ron Hardin, 05:07
Re: French negation, Nigel Greenwood, 05:05
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 05:04
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 04:51
Re: Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Dylan Sung, 04:16
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 04:13
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 04:10
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 04:02
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 03:57
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 03:55
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 03:49
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 03:48
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 03:35
Re: More Arabic vowels, Ruud Harmsen, 03:21
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Paul J Kriha, 01:43

September 13, 2006

Re: French negation, mb, 23:43
Re: counting numbers, mb, 23:34
Re: Tea, Graeme Thomas, 23:28
Ghost Money [was re: Tea], Tak To, 23:20
Re: More Arabic vowels, Brian M. Scott, 23:14
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 23:02
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 23:01
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 22:56
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 22:53
Re: Tea, Tak To, 22:52
Re: Tea, Tak To, 22:45
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 22:41
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 22:39
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 22:09
Re: usages and citation sources, kleinecke, 21:43
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 21:35
Re: First language acquisition, John Flynn, 21:25
Re: French negation, António Marques, 20:25
Re: French negation, António Marques, 20:18
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:13
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:06
Re: counting numbers, Dik T. Winter, 20:04
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:02
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:58
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:57
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:49
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:47
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:46
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:42
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 19:42
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:41
Re: French negation, Mike Wright, 19:37
Re: More Arabic vowels, Brian M. Scott, 19:14
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, TakenEvent, 19:14
Re: Tea, yky, 19:10
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Jerry Friedman, 18:52
Re: Tea, yky, 18:47
Re: French negation, John Swindle, 18:40
Re: More Arabic vowels, Ruud Harmsen, 18:37
Re: Tea, Salvatore Volatile, 18:37
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 18:23
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Mike Wright, 18:22
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 18:19
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 18:17
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 18:15
Re: French negation, benlizross, 18:12
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, Ruud Harmsen, 18:07
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 17:40
Re: IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, TakenEvent, 17:33
Re: French negation, Oliver Cromm, 17:00
Re: Tea, Tak To, 16:55
IPA ramshorn occurs in English pronunciation?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 16:22
Re: Tea, Tak To, 16:04
Re: Tea, Tak To, 16:00
Re: More Arabic vowels, Ruud Harmsen, 15:56
Re: More Arabic vowels, Ruud Harmsen, 15:55
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Dylan Sung, 15:29
Re: More Arabic vowels, Yusuf B Gursey, 14:09
Re: Tea, Eric Schwartz, 13:51
Re: Tea, Eric Schwartz, 13:25
Re: Tea, Tak To, 13:02
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 13:01
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Tak To, 12:48
Re: Tea, Eric Schwartz, 12:47
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 12:41
usages and citation sources, Peter T. Daniels, 12:34
Re: Tea, Evan Kirshenbaum, 12:32
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 12:31
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 12:26
Re: French negation, =?utf-7?q?Andr+AOk-_Keshave?=, 11:15
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 10:26
Re: counting numbers, yongying2002, 10:17
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:05
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:03
Re: French negation, Nigel Greenwood, 10:00
Re: French negation, Brian M. Scott, 09:56
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 09:53
Re: Tea, dontbother, 09:37
Re: French negation, Paulo da Costa, 09:29
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 09:18
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 09:15
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Tony Cooper, 09:14
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 09:05
Re: French negation, Dik T. Winter, 08:56
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 08:53
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:51
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Peter T. Daniels, 08:37
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 08:36
Re: Ennui, Peter T. Daniels, 08:31
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 08:25
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 08:21
Re: French negation, noesy_parker, 08:21
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 08:17
Re: More Arabic vowels, Peter T. Daniels, 08:11
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 07:59
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 07:55
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 07:54
Re: French negation, =?utf-7?q?Andr+AOk-_Keshave?=, 06:08
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 05:26
Re: Tea, Dylan Sung, 05:23
Re: French negation, Nigel Greenwood, 05:12
Re: French negation, Nigel Greenwood, 05:06
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 05:05
Re: French negation, Mike Wright, 04:38
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 04:19
Re: French negation, André Keshave, 04:08
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Mike Wright, 04:07
Re: French negation, John Swindle, 04:01
Re: Tea, Mike Wright, 04:00
Re: French negation, André Keshave, 03:29
Re: I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, J�rgen Ren, 03:12
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Paul J Kriha, 03:05
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 03:01
Re: French negation, Mike Wright, 02:57
Re: Ennui, Mike Wright, 01:51
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 01:18

September 12, 2006

Re: First language acquisition, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 23:46
Re: French negation, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 22:56
Re: French negation, Tak To, 22:20
Re: French negation, Paulo da Costa, 21:38
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 21:35
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 21:25
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 21:23
Re: French negation, Christian Weisgerber, 21:18
Re: Egyptian e sound, Yusuf B Gursey, 21:18
Re: Egyptian e sound, Yusuf B Gursey, 21:16
Re: Tea, yky, 19:11
``Motorcycle Crash Stats Jump Worries NTSB'', Ron Hardin, 19:09
Re: Tea, yky, 18:28
Re:, Oliver Cromm, 18:12
Re: French negation, António Marques, 18:06
Re: French negation, Colin Fine, 18:01
Re: First language acquisition, Colin Fine, 17:59
Re: Crustumerium, Italo, 17:42
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 17:31
Re: Egyptian e sound, Marc Adler, 17:20
Re: First language acquisition, noesy_parker, 17:16
I am reprinting Report on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by George Morgenstierne, Sam Sloan, 17:01
Re: More Arabic vowels, Yusuf B Gursey, 16:30
Re: More Arabic vowels, Yusuf B Gursey, 16:28
Re: Egyptian e sound, Yusuf B Gursey, 16:27
Re: More Arabic vowels, Ruud Harmsen, 16:10
Re: Egyptian e sound, Ruud Harmsen, 16:07
Re: Tea, Skitt, 16:06
Re: More Arabic vowels, Yusuf B Gursey, 16:03
Re: More Arabic vowels, Yusuf B Gursey, 15:46
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 15:45
Re: First language acquisition, Steven Jones, 15:41
Re: Egyptian e sound, Yusuf B Gursey, 15:33
Re: First language acquisition, Nathan, 14:37
Re: Tea, Skitt, 13:54
Re: Tea, Stephen Calder, 13:21
Re: Lonely eight, dusan.vukotic@xxxxxxxxx, 13:17
Re: Announcing VYLZ-Protocol for gender-free vocabulary, Patrick Rael, 13:14
Re: Lonely eight, dusan.vukotic@xxxxxxxxx, 13:12
Lonely eight, dusan.vukotic@xxxxxxxxx, 13:09
Re: First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 12:58
Re: French negation, Oliver Cromm, 12:46
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Mike Lyle, 12:36
Re: French negation, noesy_parker, 12:17
More Arabic vowels, Marc Adler, 12:16
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 12:11
Egyptian e sound, Marc Adler, 12:11
Re: Tea, Tak To, 11:56
Re: Tea, Tak To, 11:51
Re: Tea, Tak To, 11:47
Re: French negation, noesy_parker, 11:35
Re: Tea, Tak To, 11:33
Re: counting numbers, calm_weather, 11:23
Re: Tea, Tak To, 11:03
Re: French negation, Paulo da Costa, 10:42
Re: French negation, Nigel Greenwood, 10:17
counting numbers, yongying2002, 09:41
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 09:39
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 09:07
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 08:46
Re: French negation, Peter T. Daniels, 08:44
Re: French negation, Dik T. Winter, 08:19
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 08:11
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:50
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 07:46
Re: Tea, Paul J Kriha, 07:15
Re: Tea, Ruud Harmsen, 06:32
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 06:27
Re: French negation, André Keshave, 06:08
Re: French negation, Paul J Kriha, 06:07
Re: Tea, Stephen Calder, 05:54
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 05:46
Testing your English memory, experimenter42, 05:43
Re: French negation, Lee Sau Dan, 05:43
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 05:03
Re: French negation, André Keshave, 04:24
Re: French negation, John Swindle, 03:07
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 01:23
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 01:16
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 01:08
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 01:06
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 00:59
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 00:33

September 11, 2006

Re: English syntax(?), Robert Bannister, 21:26
Re: Tea, dontbother, 20:29
Re: A cross-translation engine, infopaw@xxxxxxxxx, 20:18
Re: A cross-translation engine, heliogabalus, 20:06
A cross-translation engine, infopaw@xxxxxxxxx, 19:56
Re: Tea, yky, 19:45
Re: Tea, yky, 19:35
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:33
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:25
Re: Tea, yky, 19:25
Re: Tea, yky, 18:58
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Ron Jarvis, 17:38
Re: Tea, Tak To, 17:26
Re: Two meanings of "with", foggytown, 17:17
Re: First language acquisition, Steven Jones, 17:05
Re: Tea, Tak To, 17:02
Re: French negation, Colin Fine, 16:56
Re: First language acquisition, Colin Fine, 16:52
Re: Tea, Tak To, 16:43
Re: Crustumerium, Colin Fine, 16:16
Re: Tea, Skitt, 16:15
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 15:44
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Salvatore Volatile, 15:36
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Tony Cooper, 15:22
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., des small, 14:20
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 14:13
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 13:41
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 13:31
Re: Tea, Skitt, 13:20
Re: Tea, Skitt, 13:15
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Alan Jones, 13:11
Re: English syntax(?), Tak To, 12:48
Re: Tea, Tak To, 12:30
Re: First language acquisition, Steven Jones, 11:03
Re: Tea, NOSPAM, 10:54
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 10:01
Re: Tea, Tak To, 09:55
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 09:49
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], news01, 09:48
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 09:14
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 09:07
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 09:04
Re: First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 09:02
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 08:57
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:44
Re: First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 08:43
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:42
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:40
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 08:37
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Alan Jones, 08:30
Re: Tea, dontbother, 08:17
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 08:04
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 08:01
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:59
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 07:56
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 06:51
Re: Dravidian imprints on Indo-Aryan..., Richard Herring, 06:19
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 06:07
Re: Tea, Paul J Kriha, 05:49
Re: First language acquisition, jaspers . jason, 05:03
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, Ruud Harmsen, 04:51
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, mb, 04:05
Re: First language acquisition, Levi's, 04:00
Re: French negation, mb, 04:00
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, Nigel Greenwood, 03:48
Re: French negation, Levi's, 03:19
Re: French negation, André Keshave, 03:01
Re: English syntax(?), Paulo da Costa, 01:40
Re: Tea, Tak To, 01:12
Re: Tea, Tak To, 01:06
Re: Tea, Tak To, 01:00
Re: English syntax(?), ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:25
Re: French negation, mb, 00:20

September 10, 2006

Re: French negation, e_b_s_m, 23:49
Re: English syntax(?), Paul J Kriha, 23:35
Re: Tea, Tak To, 23:23
Re: English syntax(?), ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 23:21
Re: English syntax(?), Paul J Kriha, 23:19
Re: Tea, Tak To, 23:09
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], dontbother, 23:07
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 23:07
Re: English syntax(?), Paul J Kriha, 22:55
Re: Tea, dontbother, 22:44
Re: English syntax(?), Joe Fineman, 22:37
Re: Tea, dontbother, 22:36
Re: English syntax(?), Joe Fineman, 22:35
Re: French negation, Joe Fineman, 22:27
Re: Tea, Skitt, 21:53
Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 21:35
Re: Tea, Tak To, 21:18
Re: Tea, Tak To, 21:05
Re: Cultures whose own name is unknown, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 21:00
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 20:01
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:54
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 19:52
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, mb, 19:49
Re: Tea, yky, 19:04
Re: Tea, yky, 18:42
Re: Two meanings of "with", Yusuf B Gursey, 18:21
Re: Cultures whose own name is unknown, foggytown, 18:14
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, Christopher Culver, 17:34
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Geoff, 17:14
Re: English syntax(?), Joachim Pense, 16:53
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, Joachim Pense, 16:52
Re: Crustumerium, Douglas G. Kilday, 16:37
Re: English syntax(?), Colin Fine, 15:07
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 15:06
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 15:03
Re: English syntax(?), Colin Fine, 14:54
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Geoff, 14:43
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, mb, 13:58
Re: English syntax(?), andrew_woode, 13:50
Re: Cantonese "penis" for negation/assertion, Dylan Sung, 13:49
Re: Two meanings of "with", Aslan, 13:07
Re: Two meanings of "with", Yusuf B Gursey, 12:06
Re: Cantonese "penis" for negation/assertion, phoglund, 11:52
Re: Tea, Brian M. Scott, 11:01
Re: Rhyming nonsense-words, rodyraskol, 10:42
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 10:19
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 10:17
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 10:16
Re: When native speakers say something is ok..., Peter T. Daniels, 10:12
Re: Tea, dontbother, 10:09
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:07
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:05
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 10:05
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 10:04
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 10:02
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 10:01
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 09:56
Re: Two meanings of "with", Marc Adler, 09:56
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 09:51
Re: English syntax(?), Joachim Pense, 09:25
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, Joachim Pense, 09:00
Re: When native speakers say something is ok..., usenet+2004, 06:56
Re: French negation, Prai Jei, 06:47
Re: French negation, Nigel Greenwood, 06:46
Re: Tea, yky, 06:42
Re: Tea, yky, 06:39
Re: Tea, dontbother, 06:34
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 06:17
Re: First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 05:18
Re: French negation, André Keshave, 05:18
Re: French negation, mb, 05:03
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 04:47
Re: French negation, André Keshave, 04:28
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 03:54
Re: English syntax(?), ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 03:53
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 03:53
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 03:50
Re: English syntax(?), Paul J Kriha, 03:21
Re: English syntax(?), Paul J Kriha, 03:03
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 02:14
Re: Two meanings of "with", Yusuf B Gursey, 01:56
Re: Tea, dontbother, 00:57
Re: French negation, mb, 00:46

September 09, 2006

Re: Tea, Tony Cooper, 23:52
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 23:33
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 23:26
Re: English syntax(?), John Atkinson, 23:24
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 23:22
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 23:19
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 23:15
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 23:12
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 23:07
Re: Two meanings of "with", Yusuf B Gursey, 22:47
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], dontbother, 22:13
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Tak To, 22:00
Re: French negation, Dik T. Winter, 21:54
Re: Tea, Tak To, 21:50
Re: Tea, Tak To, 21:45
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Geoff, 21:39
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Tak To, 21:36
Re: Tea, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 21:21
Re: English syntax(?), ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 21:15
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Tak To, 21:13
Re: English syntax(?), ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 20:53
Re: Rhyming nonsense-words, Nigel Greenwood, 19:09
Re: Rhyming nonsense-words, David Librik, 18:33
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, PaulSchrum, 18:17
Re: English syntax(?), Alan Jones, 17:32
Re: English syntax(?), Skitt, 17:28
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 17:22
Re: French negation, António Marques, 17:12
Re: Ennui, heliogabalus, 17:10
Rhyming nonsense-words, rodyraskol, 17:07
Re: English syntax(?), Don Phillipson, 15:43
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 15:17
Re: French negation, Joachim Pense, 15:14
Re: French negation, Young Sociolinguist, 15:06
Re: English syntax(?), ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 14:25
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 14:12
Re: French negation, António Marques, 13:35
Re: French negation, António Marques, 13:26
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Tak To, 13:19
Re: French negation, Ruud Harmsen, 13:10
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Paul J Kriha, 12:59
French negation, e_b_s_m, 12:57
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 11:27
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 11:13
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 10:34
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Brian M. Scott, 10:25
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Brian M. Scott, 10:16
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 09:12
Re: Tea, Peter T. Daniels, 09:08
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 09:04
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 08:53
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 06:43
Re: Tea, Lee Sau Dan, 06:34
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Wood Avens, 06:05
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], dontbother, 05:43
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 05:23
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Dylan Sung, 04:07
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 04:02
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 04:00
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 03:57
Re: English syntax(?), Paul J Kriha, 03:50
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Paul J Kriha, 03:11
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Paul J Kriha, 02:45
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], dontbother, 01:57
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, mb, 01:46
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 01:46
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 00:42
Re: Ennui, Solo Thesailor, 00:15

September 08, 2006

Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 23:22
Re: Ennui, Peter T. Daniels, 23:16
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], dontbother, 23:10
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Tak To, 22:58
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Tak To, 22:40
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Brian M. Scott, 22:06
Re: Ennui, heliogabalus, 20:49
Re: English syntax(?), António Marques, 20:01
Re: Ennui, CatalinaIslandView, 19:44
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 18:51
Re: First language acquisition, Peter T. Daniels, 18:40
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Peter T. Daniels, 18:36
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 18:32
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 18:23
Re: English syntax(?), António Marques, 18:20
Re: Ennui, Peter T. Daniels, 18:03
First language acquisition, Mok-Kong Shen, 16:32
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Tak To, 16:01
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 15:18
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Dylan Sung, 15:15
Re: We need some expert input, Harlan Messinger, 15:07
Re: We need some expert input, runningwild, 14:28
Re: Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Eric Schwartz, 14:17
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 13:29
Tea [was Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?], Tak To, 13:25
Re: Ennui, heliogabalus, 12:05
Re: Cantonese "penis" for negation/assertion, timluo, 11:57
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Brian M. Scott, 10:49
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Linz, 10:43
Re: English syntax(?), John Atkinson, 10:15
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 08:49
Re: We need some expert input, Peter T. Daniels, 08:36
Re: Ennui, Peter T. Daniels, 08:29
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 08:26
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, K. Edgcombe, 07:52
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 07:31
Re: We need some expert input, runningwild, 07:05
Re: External proofs, grapheus, 06:54
Re: External proofs, hagen, 06:39
Re: English syntax(?), Paul J Kriha, 05:29
Re: English syntax(?), Paul J Kriha, 05:27
Re: External proofs, calm_weather, 05:24
External proofs, hagen, 05:07
Re: A Slavonian name, Paul J Kriha, 04:22
Re: Ennui, Solo Thesailor, 04:04
Re: We need some expert input, calm_weather, 03:17
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 03:05
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 03:03
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 01:45
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 01:10
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 00:52

September 07, 2006

We need some expert input, runningwild, 22:21
Re: Ennui, CatalinaIslandView, 22:00
Re: English syntax(?), Brian M. Scott, 21:08
Re: English syntax(?), John Atkinson, 20:47
Re: English syntax(?), António Marques, 17:32
Re: English syntax(?), António Marques, 17:28
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Mike Lyle, 16:21
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, mb, 15:20
Re: English syntax(?), Brian M. Scott, 14:07
Re: Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, Stefano MAC:GREGOR, 13:57
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 13:54
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 13:52
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 13:48
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 13:45
Koine Greek Intelligible to Modern Greeks, Suaprazzodi, 13:26
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter Duncanson, 12:54
Re: Crustumerium, Yusuf B Gursey, 12:30
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 12:03
Re: Ennui, Marco Pagliero, 11:07
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 10:57
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 10:52
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Horace LaBadie, 10:27
Re: English syntax(?), Brian M. Scott, 10:11
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 09:57
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 09:50
Re: rare?, Marco Pagliero, 09:37
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 09:33
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 07:50
Re: Dravidian imprints on Indo-Aryan..., andrew_woode, 07:45
Re: A Slavonian name, piotrpanek, 06:59
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 05:06
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 04:53
Re: English syntax(?), John Atkinson, 04:38
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 04:00
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 03:06
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 02:52
Re: English syntax(?), Levi's, 02:24
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 01:45

September 06, 2006

Re: Crustumerium, Jim Heckman, 23:47
Info: New English Language and Spanish Language Forums, IUS, 23:22
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 23:16
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 23:12
Re: When native speakers say something is ok..., Peter T. Daniels, 23:07
Re: Ennui, Peter T. Daniels, 23:04
Re: Dravidian imprints on Indo-Aryan..., Peter T. Daniels, 23:00
Re: English syntax(?), John Atkinson, 22:59
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 22:48
Re: When native speakers say something is ok..., Ray, 22:42
Re: Cultures whose own name is unknown, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 22:38
Re: Cultures whose own name is unknown, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 22:35
Re: Ennui, heliogabalus, 21:53
Re: When native speakers say something is ok..., Greg Lee, 21:44
Re: English syntax(?), Greg Lee, 21:28
Re: English syntax(?), Joe Fineman, 21:20
Re: Dravidian imprints on Indo-Aryan..., ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 20:05
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 19:44
Re: Dravidian imprints on Indo-Aryan..., António Marques, 19:09
Re: English syntax(?), António Marques, 19:01
Re: English syntax(?), António Marques, 18:52
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 17:47
Ennui, CatalinaIslandView, 17:30
Re: English syntax(?), Brian M. Scott, 16:55
Re: When native speakers say something is ok..., António Marques, 16:43
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Mike Lyle, 16:42
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Default User, 16:34
Re: English syntax(?), António Marques, 16:33
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 16:28
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Salvatore Volatile, 16:22
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Salvatore Volatile, 16:21
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 16:08
Re: Crustumerium, Yusuf B Gursey, 16:08
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 15:59
Re: English syntax(?), António Marques, 15:30
Re: When native speakers say something is ok..., Joachim Pense, 15:30
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Tak To, 15:12
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Tak To, 15:02
Re: Basque name formation?, Marc Adler, 14:22
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 14:15
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 14:05
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Tak To, 13:10
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Tak To, 12:45
Re: ways to combine language in audio and video?, calm_weather, 12:29
ways to combine language in audio and video?, name, 12:25
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Salvatore Volatile, 11:28
Re: English syntax(?), John Atkinson, 11:27
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 11:15
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 10:59
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 10:18
Re: Two meanings of "with", Brian M. Scott, 10:11
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 10:11
Re: Two meanings of "with", ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 09:49
Re: English syntax(?), Peter T. Daniels, 09:26
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 09:21
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 09:18
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 09:15
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 09:00
Re: Crustumerium, Peter T. Daniels, 08:52
Re: Homoorganic cluster of affricate and nasal, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 07:48
Re: English syntax(?), Ruud Harmsen, 07:43
Re: English syntax(?), Ruud Harmsen, 07:39
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Salvatore Volatile, 07:29
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 06:44
When native speakers say something is ok..., Ray, 06:40
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Matthew Huntbach, 06:39
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 06:22
Re: A Slavonian name, piotrpanek, 05:24
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Nigel Greenwood, 05:11
Re: Two meanings of "with", Richard Herring, 05:07
Re: Two meanings of "with", Jim Heckman, 04:40
English syntax(?), António Marques, 04:35
Re: Two meanings of "with", aslanski2002, 04:19
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 03:43
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 03:04
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Dylan Sung, 02:41
Re: Two meanings of "with", Jim Heckman, 02:38
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 02:33
Re: Two meanings of "with", Paul J Kriha, 01:46
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Yusuf B Gursey, 01:19
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:45
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:37
Re: A Slavonian name, Paul J Kriha, 00:17

September 05, 2006

Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Paul J Kriha, 23:47
Re: Two meanings of "with", Brian M. Scott, 23:27
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Greg Lee, 22:30
Re: Crustumerium, Italo, 20:41
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Peter T. Daniels, 19:20
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Yusuf B Gursey, 16:40
Re: rare?, Nathan, 15:16
rare?, Daniel al-Autistiqui, 13:16
Re: A Slavonian name, Piotr Panek, 12:28
Re: Two meanings of "with", ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 11:01
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 10:50
Re: Two meanings of "with", Brian M. Scott, 10:44
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Brian M. Scott, 10:38
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 10:25
Re: Trilingual punning/English-Hokkien-Cantonese, Geoff, 09:54
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Richard Herring, 08:40
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, dontbother, 08:13
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Peter T. Daniels, 07:59
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 07:53
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 07:51
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 07:48
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 07:46
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 07:44
Re: Two meanings of "with", dusan.vukotic@xxxxxxxxx, 07:31
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Lee Sau Dan, 07:26
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 06:22
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Richard Herring, 04:53
Re: A Slavonian name, Paul J Kriha, 04:46
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 04:33
Re: Trilingual punning/English-Hokkien-Cantonese, Dylan Sung, 04:13
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Mark Brader, 03:41
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 03:06
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 02:57
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Ruud Harmsen, 02:55
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, John Atkinson, 02:54
Re: Basque name formation?, Douglas G. Kilday, 02:04
Re: Two meanings of "with", Brian M. Scott, 01:16
Re: Two meanings of "with", dusan.vukotic@xxxxxxxxx, 01:04
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, dontbother, 00:55
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:40
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:22
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, mb, 00:19
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:17
Re: Two meanings of "with", John Atkinson, 00:08
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:08
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Joachim Pense, 00:00

September 04, 2006

Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peter T. Daniels, 23:46
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 23:41
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 23:30
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Peter T. Daniels, 23:25
Re: Trilingual punning/English-Hokkien-Cantonese, Tak To, 23:14
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, mb, 22:33
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Peacenik, 21:37
Re: Trilingual punning/English-Hokkien-Cantonese, Geoff, 21:29
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 21:12
Re: Trilingual punning/English-Hokkien-Cantonese, Mike Wright, 20:26
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, mb, 19:37
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 19:19
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 19:16
Trilingual punning/English-Hokkien-Cantonese, Charles Belov, 18:05
Re: Two meanings of "with", Colin Fine, 18:01
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, mb, 17:57
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 17:25
Looking for Freelance translator German->English, ivo . silvestri, 16:57
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, Joachim Pense, 16:28
Re: A Slavonian name, Piotr Panek, 16:23
Re: Would You Like To Work From Home?, lycquan, 15:45
Re: Announcing VYLZ-Protocol for gender-free vocabulary, Patrick Rael, 15:31
Re: Announcing VYLZ-Protocol for gender-free vocabulary, Patrick Rael, 15:24
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 15:16
Re: Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, mb, 14:23
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Aidan Kehoe, 14:16
Re: Two meanings of "with", dusan.vukotic@xxxxxxxxx, 12:52
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Ruud Harmsen, 12:21
Re: Two meanings of "with", Brian M. Scott, 12:16
Re: Two meanings of "with", dusan.vukotic@xxxxxxxxx, 12:09
Re: Two meanings of "with", Peter T. Daniels, 12:01
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Peter T. Daniels, 11:56
Aspirated voiced consonants in English?, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 11:52
Re: Two meanings of "with", ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 11:37
Re: The Sumerian word for 'Heavenly Mountain'?, Peter T. Daniels, 11:33
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 11:26
Re: Two meanings of "with", Brian M. Scott, 10:29
Re: Two meanings of "with", dusan.vukotic@xxxxxxxxx, 10:13
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Dik T. Winter, 08:02
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Dik T. Winter, 08:00
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, dontbother, 07:27
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Mike Lyle, 07:19
Re: Two meanings of "with", Ruud Harmsen, 06:12
Re: Two meanings of "with", John Atkinson, 06:06
Re: Two meanings of "with", Helmut Richter, 05:51
Re: Two meanings of "with", Helmut Richter, 05:46
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Richard Herring, 05:25
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 04:28
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 04:25
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Tak To, 04:16
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Ruud Harmsen, 04:14
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 03:37
Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology), Franz Gnaedinger, 03:35
Re: The Sumerian word for 'Heavenly Mountain'?, benlizross, 03:18
Re: Two meanings of "with", John Atkinson, 03:17
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 03:17
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 03:05
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Jim Heckman, 03:04
Re: Two meanings of "with", Brian M. Scott, 02:24
Re: Two meanings of "with", Jim Heckman, 01:53
Re: Two meanings of "with", Jim Heckman, 01:50
The Sumerian word for 'Heavenly Mountain'?, Doug Weller, 01:22
Re: Two meanings of "with", ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:06
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 00:05
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 00:01
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 00:00

September 03, 2006

Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 23:54
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Alan, 23:27
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, John Atkinson, 22:41
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Alan, 22:22
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 20:58
Kofi Annan, Yusuf B Gursey, 20:32
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Dik T. Winter, 20:09
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Alan, 20:07
CALL FOR PAPERS: NACAL 35 (March 16-18, 2007), Chollie, 20:02
Re: Two meanings of "with", Harlan Messinger, 18:26
Re: Two meanings of "with", ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 17:56
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 17:11
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., ranjit_mathews@xxxxxxxxx, 16:18
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 15:03
Re: Two meanings of "with", garabik-news-2005-05, 13:13
Re: Two meanings of "with", Brian M. Scott, 10:55
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Peter T. Daniels, 10:09
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 10:07
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Ruud Harmsen, 09:45
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 09:41
Re: [=SDC=] Announcement, Peter T. Daniels, 09:33
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Peter T. Daniels, 09:25
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 09:15
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 07:44
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Jim Heckman, 07:42
Re: Two meanings of "with", Christian Weisgerber, 07:05
Re: basit unit of meaning/idea "semanteme" ?, Colin Fine, 07:01
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 06:58
Re: Two meanings of "with", Lee Sau Dan, 05:54
Re: Two meanings of "with", Lee Sau Dan, 05:52
life and language (the meaning of life), Franz Gnaedinger, 05:16
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 05:15
Re: Two meanings of "with", Jim Heckman, 05:02
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 04:26
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 04:26
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Ruud Harmsen, 04:20
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Ray, 04:13
Re: Two meanings of "with", Paul J Kriha, 02:08
Re: basit unit of meaning/idea "semanteme" ?, Alexander Magidow, 01:47
Re: Two meanings of "with", Harlan Messinger, 00:56
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Paul J Kriha, 00:51

September 02, 2006

Re: basit unit of meaning/idea "semanteme" ?, mb, 23:13
basit unit of meaning/idea "semanteme" ?, Sonja Elen Kisa, 23:02
Re: [=SDC=] Announcement, mb, 22:46
Re: Two meanings of "with", mb, 22:32
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Lee Sau Dan, 21:18
Re: Two meanings of "with", Marc Adler, 21:15
Re: Basque name formation?, Marc Adler, 21:11
Re: Two meanings of "with", John Atkinson, 20:57
Re: [=SDC=] Announcement, Adrian Bailey, 19:28
Re: "asshole", Ron Hardin, 18:50
Re: "asshole", Charles Belov, 18:09
Re: "asshole", Charles Belov, 18:05
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Peter T. Daniels, 17:58
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Charles Belov, 17:58
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 17:53
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 17:51
Re: Two meanings of "with", Nath Rao, 17:26
Re: Two meanings of "with", Mike Wright, 16:56
Re: Mandarin and Banjo, Mike Wright, 16:21
Re: getting out of LaTeX, des small, 15:56
Re: getting out of LaTeX, des small, 15:49
Re: Two meanings of "with", Helmut Richter, 15:18
Re: Two meanings of "with", Ron Hardin, 14:52
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 12:16
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., O-V R:nen, 12:13
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 12:09
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 12:07
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 12:04
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 12:02
Re: Two meanings of "with", Harlan Messinger, 11:57
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Ruud Harmsen, 11:56
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Peter T. Daniels, 11:43
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 11:33
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 11:32
Re: Two meanings of "with", Helmut Richter, 11:32
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 11:31
Re: Two meanings of "with", Christian Weisgerber, 11:30
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 11:29
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Peter T. Daniels, 11:25
Re: Two meanings of "with", phoglund, 11:01
Re: Two meanings of "with", Harlan Messinger, 11:00
Re: 2 surnames, ton, 10:58
Re: Two meanings of "with", Ron Hardin, 10:21
Re: Two meanings of "with", zbihniew, 10:16
Re: Two meanings of "with", Ruud Harmsen, 09:57
Two meanings of "with", Harlan Messinger, 09:44
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 06:50
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 06:19
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 05:29
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 05:19
Re: The entrance that solves, hagen, 04:51
Re: Mandarin and Banjo, Dylan Sung, 04:40
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 04:12
Re: Plausibility Check, Franz Gnaedinger, 04:11
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 04:08
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 04:07
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 04:06
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 04:01
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Aidan Kehoe, 03:56
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 03:52
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Ruud Harmsen, 03:44
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Dylan Sung, 03:01
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Paul J Kriha, 02:38
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 01:33
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., bogus61847688, 00:18
Re: The Soap Opera Hypothesis, mb, 00:12

September 01, 2006

Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Alan, 23:48
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 23:33
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 22:32
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 22:24
Re: English IPA transcription of "er" vs "rer", Peter T. Daniels, 20:59
Re: Phonemes? (etc.), Ymir, 20:59
Re: English IPA transcription of "er" vs "rer", Peter T. Daniels, 20:58
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Peter T. Daniels, 20:52
Re: English IPA transcription of "er" vs "rer", Brian M. Scott, 20:49
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Peter T. Daniels, 20:46
Re: Phonemes? (etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 20:43
Re: Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Peter T. Daniels, 20:36
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 20:32
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 20:30
Re: English IPA transcription of "er" vs "rer", Bart Mathias, 18:39
Re: Announcing VYLZ-Protocol for gender-free vocabulary, benlizross, 17:10
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 16:55
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Aidan Kehoe, 16:04
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, Aidan Kehoe, 15:47
Re: Basque name formation?, Brian M. Scott, 15:25
Re: Basque name formation?, Alan, 14:32
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, phoglund, 11:26
Re: native speakers of English, please come in!, phoglund, 11:24
Re: Phonemes? (etc.), Ymir, 11:04
Re: The Soap Opera Hypothesis, Harlan Messinger, 10:36
Re: Basque name formation?, Harlan Messinger, 10:26
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 10:02
Re: 2 surnames, Emungo, 09:52
Re: 2 surnames, Brian M. Scott, 09:39
Re: Phonemes? (etc.), yaklow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 09:32
Re: Basque name formation?, Emungo, 09:29
Re: 2 surnames, Felix Rawlings, 09:27
Creaky voice in American English (was: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc.), Ruud Harmsen, 08:32
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ekkehard Dengler, 08:20
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 07:59
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 07:57
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Peter T. Daniels, 07:47
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Peter T. Daniels, 07:45
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 07:38
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., bogus61847688, 07:31
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Peter T. Daniels, 07:30
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Heidi Graw, 06:57
2 surnames, Emungo, 06:33
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Ruud Harmsen, 06:31
Re: /S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., Arndt Jonasson, 06:24
Re: Basque name formation?, Emungo, 05:53
Re: Plausibility Check, Franz Gnaedinger, 05:23
Re: The etymology of the German Hell..., Franz Gnaedinger, 05:04
Re: Mandarin and Banjo, Richard Herring, 04:42
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Paul J Kriha, 02:53
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Paul J Kriha, 02:46
/S/ /Z/ /tS/ etc., bogus61847688, 02:43
Re: Phonemes? (etc.), bogus61847688, 02:36
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 02:08
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 01:22
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 01:14
Re: Crustumerium, Douglas G. Kilday, 00:52
Re: Basque name formation?, Alan, 00:42

August 31, 2006

Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 23:35
Re: Basque name formation?, Brian M. Scott, 23:26
Re: English IPA transcription of "er" vs "rer", Peter T. Daniels, 23:14
Re: Announcing VYLZ-Protocol for gender-free vocabulary, Peter T. Daniels, 23:09
Re: Basque name formation?, Douglas G. Kilday, 23:08
Re: Basque name formation?, John Atkinson, 23:03
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Tak To, 22:53
Re: The Soap-Opera Hypothesis [was Re: The Soap Opera Hypothesis], mb, 21:35
Re: English IPA transcription of "er" vs "rer", Brian M. Scott, 20:38
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Dik T. Winter, 20:30
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Dik T. Winter, 20:17
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Lee Sau Dan, 19:53
Mandarin and Banjo, Mike Wright, 19:49
Re: getting out of LaTeX, Lee Sau Dan, 19:49
Re: Announcing VYLZ-Protocol for gender-free vocabulary, Patrick Rael, 19:23
"asshole", Ron Hardin, 18:01
Re: English IPA transcription of "er" vs "rer", Bart Mathias, 17:38