Old Czech (Bohemian) or Moravian

[Oscroft]

I remember my father telling me that in WWII "Linoleum" was frequently used as an American code word because the Japanese could not pronounce "L" without a heavy accent.

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Hehe, yes. My wife mixes up L and R sounds in English, because they're commonly interchangeable in in her native (Asian) spoken language. It's not the same in her written language, though - pronunciation is acceptably variable, but the spelling isn't.