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| | | | | GREEK ACCENTS Really aren't so complex. | |
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| | | | | Want to compose some Old English or translate a Modern English sentence into Old English? Here is a DIY-Guide! | |
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| | | False cognates are pairs of words that seem related, but aren't. Here are some of these amazing linguistic coincidences. What are False Congates? If you read my last post, Dizzying Doublets, you'll see that sometimes words that seem totally different, like "nation" and "king", or "gonads" and "genius", can be distantly related. Words like this, [...] | ||
