Re: Anyone see this? A fantastic resource!

In a message dated 2004:03:05 01:33:53 AM, treborjung@FREE.FR writes:

>Has anyone seen
>http://www.wordgumbo.com/index.htm? The site contains wordlists of, among a
number of others, Turkish, Tahitian, Russian, Finnish, French, Swahili,
Zulu...and even Yoruba!! Words, so many words...J Y S Czhang's >dream come true -
the place for exotic mangalangers!

    ::inks up stamp of approval & bops the URL with said seal:: Yepyep...
nifty-keen.




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