Are there some non-agglutinating languages that have vowel harmony?
Are there any fusional languages affected by vowel harmony?
Is there any universal language? Would languages with direct/neutral syntactic alignment be difficult to learn? Are there words in two different unrelated languages, that have same meaning and are nearly pronounced the same? Can tone-deaf people speak tonal languages (like Mandarin, Cantonese, etc.)? How similar or different are the dialects of the Vietnamese language? Do Albanian language and Persian language have something in common since they are in the same branch of indo European languages? Can there be a universal language? Does how a language sound represent the character of the nation? Which languages are the most similar to English in sentence structure? What is the importance of International Phonetic Alphabet? What is English phonology? What are a few examples? What is the importance of preserving minority language? Why are -is, -as, -us, -es endings more frequent in Greek, Lithuanian and Latvian than other Indo-European languages? What is English phonology? What are some examples? What are the origins of the Great Vowel Shift? What is a accented syllable? Did Swedish influence Finnish (vocabulary, phonology)? What is an accented syllable? What are the International Phonetic Alphabet symbols? Why do Spanish and Greek sound so similar? Are there any text-to-speech software that read English with a foreign accent? What is it like to speak multiple languages fluently? How linguistic different from other language? How is phonetics useful? What were the disadvantages of the Great Vowel Shift? How is pronunciation different from accent? What share of the world population is bilingual? What are some polysynthetic languages? Which are the sweetest languages in the world? Could and should the world have a universal language?