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Languages of Africa / Languages of South Africa / Khoe languages / Languages of Namibia / Click consonants / Khoisan languages / Palatal clicks / Khwe language / Khoisan / Linguistics / Languages of Botswana / Phonetics
Date: 2008-03-14 07:36:07
Languages of Africa
Languages of South Africa
Khoe languages
Languages of Namibia
Click consonants
Khoisan languages
Palatal clicks
Khwe language
Khoisan
Linguistics
Languages of Botswana
Phonetics

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