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Human sounds and languages are linked: Scientists
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Scientists Discover Similarities Between Different Languages, Link Between Sound and Meaning
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Human sounds and languages are linked: Scientists
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Human sounds and languages are linked: Scientists
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Languages use similar sounds for common objects - Taipei Times
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Language study suggests universal sounds: researchers
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Similar sounds signify common objects
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A nose by any other name would sound the same
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In a study that shatters a cornerstone concept in linguistics, an analysis of nearly two-thirds of the world’s languages shows…
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Unrelated Languages Often Use Same Sounds for Common Objects and Ideas, Research Finds | Linguistics | Sci-News.com
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Universal language? Study shows we use similar sounds for common words
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A new study has shown that nearly two thirds of the world’s languages often use similar sounds for common objects.
Surprising deep similarities found across thousands of languages
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A recent study, the largest of its type, looks set to unhinge a commonly held linguistic theory.
People use same sounds for common objects, irrespective of language: Study
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People tend to use same sounds for common objects and ideas, irrespective of language: Study
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Нос он и в Африке нос
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Universal language? Study shows we use similar sounds for common words
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A new study has shown that nearly two thirds of the world’s languages often use similar sounds for common objects.