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9 Jul 202124 Mar 2022 Operation X

What Is Wangerooge Frisian? Where Is It Spoken? Why Learn It?

13 Jan 202118 Jan 2021 Operation X

The First Ever Recording of Molkwerum Frisian

11 Jan 202112 Jan 2021 Operation X

Deciphering Molkwerum Frisian Pronunciation

4 Jan 202117 Jan 2021 Operation X

How to Use the Aorist in Ancient Greek?

20 Dec 201820 Dec 2018 Operation X

Gearlûking fan Latynske lûden as resultaat fan gearfûging

1 Jul 20189 May 2018 Operation X

De útspraak fan ‘e “L” yn it Latyn: ien of twa L-lûden?

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