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>>11563115
To my knowledge, vowels a i u are universally present as the basis of vocalism.
But every dialect pronounces them a little differently, but then every human being pronounces things a little differently.
So it's the question of you measure.
Depending on the sensitivity of your measurements, every human has unique set of phonemes or every language uses the same collection of vowels, labials and linguals (including whistles and clicks)

>>11210276
Isn't linguistics a science, or isn't this belong to one of its fields? And why

Also here it all began over 6 years ago, and posting it here always boosted my research for some reason. So please sage, hide, rage right.

>>11171992
axioms come directly from definitions