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Originally Posted By: JackieBut on the one acronym site I saw a statement that made me curious: You know, there are only a few thousand natural languages in use by humans today, yet among these, there are a few in which the child's word for father is mama.
Does anybody know whether this is true?
According to this paper it is.
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