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No, we just have a harder time learning them because generally we don't have a pronunciation key and native speaker on hand to help out. Languages today actually have a lot more vocabulary than do ancient languages--that's what comes of more contact with other civilizations, more technology, and more stuff in general, all of which needs a name.

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