z, w, o, u, do, na, za, po All of these are words in the Polish

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t. Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz

> dwa
> dwaj
> dwójka
> dwójkę
> dwiema
> dwoma
> dwie
> dwóch
> dwu
> dwoje

>>70369886
ủ, ả, ù, ố, ị, ừ, ứ.

All of these are words in the Vietnamese language, and they aren't shitty articles that make up for the primitivity of the language.

>>70370030
shut it dong song

>>70369957
You forgot dwóm, dwojga, dwojgu, dwojgiem, dwójki, dwójką, dwójce, dwójko,

>>70369886
>z, w, o, u, do, na, za, po
c, в, o, y, дo, зa, пo
Now they make sense

Å, o and i are non article words in Norwegian.

>>70371146
And not like in English where i is pronounced "ai" but the single vowel.

Ui! is a full sentence in finnish.

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>a b v ž i k ľ o s u
all are actual words in Russian

>>70371146
How about få, gå, hå, kå, lå, må, nå, på, rå, så, and tå?

e, y, szcz, j and ęż are not actual words in Polish.

>>70369886
They're Slovenian words too. Did you know that? That's pretty interesting, isn't it, considering we're hundreds of miles apart.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heteronym_(linguistics)