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Originally Posted By: twosleepyIn order to answer the plausibility question, more information is needed. For example, how prevalent are these phonemes in other languages? Basing such a universal theory on one language only (English) is a bit shaky.
The Jack-thing I think is typically English. We do have a Hannes (from Johannes), " Stomme Hannes"; it means a simpleton ; it also gave the word 'gehannes'(noun) meaning "clumsy dealings".
For the English Jack I remember that Jack and Jill went up the hill, but I don't know if they ever came down again.
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