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The Ethnologue: facts about the world's languages.
Sounds of the World's Animals: how to say "woof woof" in 36 languages.
The International Phonetic Alphabet.
Ask a Linguist: a place where anybody can get any linguistic question answered by a linguist
Sammy, the Interactive Sagittal Section.
More animated sagittal sections, for the sounds of English and Spanish.
A video of the tongue's position while producing some vowels.
More on spectrograms.
The McGurk Effect.
A new theory about the languages of Europe; they were constructed out of Basque roots by Benedictine monks.
One reason why megalocomparison is a bad idea.
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