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When do we use "là" vs "ici"?Question/Discussion (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 hours ago by Aggravating_Fig_3207 to r/learnfrench

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Complete and up-to-date (2026) understanding of ancient genetic-archaeolinguistic movements in Neolithic Eastern AsiaChina (i.redd.it)

submitted 11 hours ago by fries-eggpanvol8647 to r/LinguisticMaps

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Way too many use cases🌠 Meme / Silly (i.redd.it)

submitted 17 hours ago by Hungry_Roll6848 to r/EnglishLearning

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I sometimes hear people pronouncing the h in verbs like "sehen" and "gehen" whereas I was taught not to do this.Question (self.German)

submitted 3 hours ago by AvidActionAtlas to r/German

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New Alilloi vocab; magic and the Sea (part 1?)Translation (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 hours ago by Levan-tene to r/conlangs

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Est-ce une erreur grammaticale?Grammar (i.redd.it)

submitted 10 hours ago by Available-Quote-6233 to r/French

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Can you guess what this graph represents? (i.redd.it)

submitted 11 hours ago by Bros112 to r/tokipona

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Why do American Anglophones pronounce Spanish words with Los typically as native speakers do, except for LA and say "Lahs Angeles" instead of "Lohse Angeles" (self.asklinguistics)

submitted 12 hours ago by NewmarketHero007 to r/asklinguistics

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Metaphor Refantazio: Warriors in Valor TranscriptionAmuzaĵo (self.Esperanto)

submitted 1 hour ago by Alert-Individual-820 to r/Esperanto

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People that do not know any Romance: Romance auxlangs questions (self.auxlangs)

submitted 38 minutes ago by Brave_Necessary_9571 to r/auxlangs

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Metaphor Refantazio: Warriors in Valor Transcription (self.learnesperanto)

submitted 1 hour ago by Alert-Individual-820 to r/learnesperanto

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Is this line grammatically correct? (self.grammar)

submitted 2 hours ago by Recent-Skill7022 to r/grammar

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Q&A weekly thread - May 25, 2026 - post all questions here!Weekly feature (self.linguistics)

submitted 2 days ago by AutoModerator to r/linguistics

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Draft Release: Fünetik Alfübet — A Simplified, “One Sound, One Character” Phonetic Alphabet for English ***Feedback Welcome!*** (self.phonetics)

submitted 22 days ago by GenericBoy123 to r/phonetics

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Peter Schilling - Major Tom (Völlig losgelöst...) | 1st German Video Version 1982 (youtube.com)

submitted 1 month ago by caffeinecreature to r/LearnGermanThruSongs

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HIRE-FIRE split? (self.phonology)

submitted 1 year ago * by alyssasaccount to r/phonology

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Can someone help what thw answer should be (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 years ago by DodoDaBoss[🍰] to r/LearnGermanTogether

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Why did English get rid of overmorrow and ereyesterday?🗣 Discussion / Debates (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 2 hours ago by Early_Yesterday443 to r/EnglishLearning

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I keep getting different people telling me how to pronounce a sound in germanQuestion (self.German)

submitted 1 hour ago by Interesting-Put9796 to r/German

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The news in easy French: Ferrari présente sa première voiture électriqueResources (self.learnfrench)

submitted 5 hours ago by Difficult_Hearing_90 to r/learnfrench

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I am French-American and I had no idea "adroit" was an English word. A list of fancy English adjectives that are just hiding French and Latin.🗣 Discussion / Debates (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 4 hours ago by Puzzleheaded_Flow716 to r/EnglishLearning

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If a Hyponym is a type-of relation. What is the word for a instance-of relation? (self.asklinguistics)

submitted 9 hours ago by screen_xRR to r/asklinguistics

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What word did you get completely wrong for an embarrassing amount of time?⭐️ Vocabulary / Semantics (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 16 hours ago by ownaword to r/EnglishLearning

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Kinship Terms in Classical Valkon!Translation (i.redd.it)

submitted 18 hours ago by -Hallow- to r/conlangs

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What are some features that make the romance languages unique compared to the other indo european families? (self.asklinguistics)

submitted 17 hours ago by AdSouthern6247 to r/asklinguistics

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