Believe it or not it’s usually not that hard to string like 3 unfamiliar syllables together if you take a few seconds to put in literally any effort you fuck
Believe it or not it’s usually not that hard to string like 3 unfamiliar syllables together if you take a few seconds to put in literally any effort you fuck
Counterpoint:
Languages with totally irregular romanization like English are the exception that prove the rule IMO as they show how good you have it
Keep saying “exception that proves the rule” the nerds here have corrected it so many times I’ve begun to see it as a hexbear sore-spot and i laugh every time i see it now
I think using it in the sense of the rule of “words in other languages are fairly easy to pronounce due to consistent romanization” should be applied broadly to all other cases (e.g. even to South Korea’s cursed romanization system) because special cases have been considered would be the original sense of the phrase.
Was the above usage incorrect?
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