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elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alp
Today’s language goody:IPA Pulmonic Consonants Chart - WallpaperEnjoy! :)Download
elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alp
mapsontheweb:Phonetic Map of the Mouth.
ayearinlanguage: A Year in Language, Day 27: Concepts: Phonetic Alphabets Today I’m introducin
elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alp
elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alp
elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alp
elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alp
tinsnip: morganoperandi: mapsontheweb: Phonetic Map of the Mouth. I remember doing this as a theatr
natukusa-mikan:“Seektale”For those who translate in English.I attached a phonetic to my
prepare4life: NATO Standard Phonetic Alphabet, The phonetic alphabet was developed as a way to spell
elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alphabet consonants fo
mapsontheweb:Phonetic Map of the Mouth.
elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alphabet consonants fo
elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alph
elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alph
transwrath: tinsnip: morganoperandi: mapsontheweb: Phonetic Map of the Mouth. I remember doing this
elamarth-calmagol:elodieunderglass: pervocracy: allthingslinguistic: The International Phonetic Alph
AM Fuzz Mornings aren’t kinky. Not in the same way as the late night, when things are wind
Koyah ~ HaidaKoyah, also Coya, Coyour, Kower, Kouyer (phonetically /xo’ya/, meaning “raven” (b.?-d.
Koyah ~ HaidaKoyah, also Coya, Coyour, Kower, Kouyer (phonetically /xo’ya/, meaning “rav
oldshowbiz: Laurel and Hardy to speak phonetically.
kimiooon:I love it how in Polish you can write Jean’s name phoneticaly with only two letters. like,
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