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r/HistoricalLinguistics

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A community to discuss historical linguistics, the study of language change.

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to r/HistoricalLinguistics by TheoDoorTheFella
2 months ago
Looking for a specific accent for a historical fiction podcast
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to r/HistoricalLinguistics by s5nga
1 year ago
Why did Old English adapt 'advise, counsel, guess' to mean 'read'?
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