User talk:Ed1974LT
Templates[edit]
Hello Ed, I replied to your question at User_talk:SebastianHelm#Template_of_the_table. Greetings, — Sebastian 00:44, 19 July 2016 (UTC)
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Raising of stressed *o to *u in a final syllable[edit]
Hello Ed, I'm sorry that my third opinion was not what you might have hoped for. Here's what I would do in your place: I would contact a scholar of historical linguistics who might have a view different from that proposed by Dr. Hill, ideally Professor Zinkevičius himself, and ask him whether he agrees with Dr. Hill, and if not, if he's aware of any published criticism of Dr. Hill's Two Laws. If he points you to something, you can then add it to Wikipedia. If there's nothing, then you might inspire him to publish something, which also will ultimately solve the problem. Kind regards, — Sebastian 08:24, 11 August 2017 (UTC)
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