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Linkspam for 19-10-2009

Posted on 19 October 2009 by fromtheheartofeurope
  • vowels
    Where do vowels come from?
    (tags: linguistics)

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One thought on “Linkspam for 19-10-2009”

  1. niamh_sage on 10 March 2012 at 19:17 said:

    Thank you for this, I was wondering if you’d say something about it, and I’m glad you did. You and another friend of mine have quite opened my eyes about this issue.

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