### Language of the Week:

one you've never heard of

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<div class="md"><h3>Language of the Week:</h3>

<p>one you&#39;ve never heard of</p>

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<div class="md"><p>how lern languge fast????</p>
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Is "jerk" the only English noun that has so many declensions?