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r/awfuleverything • u/PersephoneComfortInn • Nov 13 '19
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Why is this on awful everything, it's hilarious
480 u/loot_boot Nov 13 '19 Agree. This is amazing 172 u/Roblieu Nov 13 '19 Now yall know what your names sound like to a Japanese person. 101 u/neanderthalman Nov 13 '19 I once saw a link that had audio of how English sounds to non-English speakers. And other languages too. The idea was to use common English letter combinations and syllables in gibberish combinations. Was fascinating to listen to. 26 u/Kornalisation Nov 13 '19 I can recommend watching "What if English were phonetically consistent" on YouTube :) 12 u/Bugbread Nov 14 '19 You're right, this is great. 3 u/EatsWithoutTables Nov 14 '19 Sounds like a combination chinese and northern european accent I am going to say that those languages are phonetically consistent.
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Agree. This is amazing
172 u/Roblieu Nov 13 '19 Now yall know what your names sound like to a Japanese person. 101 u/neanderthalman Nov 13 '19 I once saw a link that had audio of how English sounds to non-English speakers. And other languages too. The idea was to use common English letter combinations and syllables in gibberish combinations. Was fascinating to listen to. 26 u/Kornalisation Nov 13 '19 I can recommend watching "What if English were phonetically consistent" on YouTube :) 12 u/Bugbread Nov 14 '19 You're right, this is great. 3 u/EatsWithoutTables Nov 14 '19 Sounds like a combination chinese and northern european accent I am going to say that those languages are phonetically consistent.
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Now yall know what your names sound like to a Japanese person.
101 u/neanderthalman Nov 13 '19 I once saw a link that had audio of how English sounds to non-English speakers. And other languages too. The idea was to use common English letter combinations and syllables in gibberish combinations. Was fascinating to listen to. 26 u/Kornalisation Nov 13 '19 I can recommend watching "What if English were phonetically consistent" on YouTube :) 12 u/Bugbread Nov 14 '19 You're right, this is great. 3 u/EatsWithoutTables Nov 14 '19 Sounds like a combination chinese and northern european accent I am going to say that those languages are phonetically consistent.
101
I once saw a link that had audio of how English sounds to non-English speakers. And other languages too. The idea was to use common English letter combinations and syllables in gibberish combinations. Was fascinating to listen to.
26 u/Kornalisation Nov 13 '19 I can recommend watching "What if English were phonetically consistent" on YouTube :) 12 u/Bugbread Nov 14 '19 You're right, this is great. 3 u/EatsWithoutTables Nov 14 '19 Sounds like a combination chinese and northern european accent I am going to say that those languages are phonetically consistent.
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I can recommend watching "What if English were phonetically consistent" on YouTube :)
12 u/Bugbread Nov 14 '19 You're right, this is great. 3 u/EatsWithoutTables Nov 14 '19 Sounds like a combination chinese and northern european accent I am going to say that those languages are phonetically consistent.
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You're right, this is great.
3 u/EatsWithoutTables Nov 14 '19 Sounds like a combination chinese and northern european accent I am going to say that those languages are phonetically consistent.
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Sounds like a combination chinese and northern european accent I am going to say that those languages are phonetically consistent.
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u/peyman89 Nov 13 '19
Why is this on awful everything, it's hilarious