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Does anyone know where the irregular yo forms with	by bassplayer	2004-04-05 21:10:37
Tell me what they look like. (n/t)	by Llyr	2004-04-05 21:11:18
Okay:	by bassplayer	2004-04-05 21:15:11
You're right.	by Llyr	2004-04-05 21:16:42
Hmm. I have an idea:	by bassplayer	2004-04-05 21:20:16
Notice they are all very commonly used verbs. The more used a word is, the more change it undergoes; that's why the most used ones tend to be irregular. Now, what if a final -o in Spanish is slowly progressing to an -oy? Most sound changes start in only a few words and then slowly spread to all the words where the change is applicable. Hmm. Interesting, yet again.
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See, that wouldn't surprise me.	by Llyr	2004-04-05 21:20:48
Isn't that awesome?!	by bassplayer	2004-04-05 21:21:53
merging of verbs in the latin?	by Bluemyriads	2004-04-06 12:47:53

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