The longest word with no vowel sounds (1 Viewer)

[Ahsoka]

Pretty cool stuff. Never seen any of his videos but this one was cool

 

[Ahsoka]

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[ChiaraStar169]

man... lol and I thought Musk's son's name was bad...

 

[Ahsoka]

man... lol and I thought Musk's son's name was bad...

The difference is that this word isn’t the only example in this language of words with no vowel sounds. Whereas Musks sons name is definitely not in line with expectations of names in the English language Though the spelling is definitely the more egregious part, since many names from other languages also sound out of place with English rules and expectations

 

[WelshDokkaebi]

The difference is that this word isn’t the only example in this language of words with no vowel sounds. Whereas Musks sons name is definitely not in line with expectations of names in the English language Though the spelling is definitely the more egregious part, since many names from other languages also sound out of place with English rules and expectations

The Welsh language being egregious like this because places are named in Welsh by local geographic features and not by their English town name.

 

[Ahsoka]

The Welsh language being egregious like this because places are named in Welsh by local geographic features and not by their English town name.

Yeah Welsh in general has some crazy letter clusters. I’d imagine the fact that they use the Latin alphabet plays a role in it, at least in terms of spelling. But even spoken it’s very different from English in terms of what letters can combine.

 

[dark_tranquility]

wow that's so much complexity it looks super hard to pronounce

 

[athenaaa]

Pretty cool stuff. Never seen any of his videos but this one was cool

This was really interesting

 

[WelshDokkaebi]

Yeah Welsh in general has some crazy letter clusters. I’d imagine the fact that they use the Latin alphabet plays a role in it, at least in terms of spelling. But even spoken it’s very different from English in terms of what letters can combine.

Between the alphabet having double letter sounds and hideous word mutations. Not easy for a non native speaker to pick up naturally. Especially if places are called this :

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

 

[uran]

I really tried to understand but urans brains are just too simple
But that first word sounds like what I imagine possessed polish would sound like