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"english, which allows approximately too many consonants in a row"
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Akemí @agaymi@0w0.is
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@chjara inb4 polish
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@agaymi polish is baby stuff. polish has like what, two, maybe three consonants in a row? typically intravocalic so the syllable structure is still decent


but english, oh, Welcome to hell
strengths /stɹɛŋkθs/
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Akemí @agaymi@0w0.is
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@chjara yeah true, consonants in polish bring me attention for some reason
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@agaymi they're not even that special or notable, they're about normal for a slavic language, even okay by european standards, except maybe the three-way distinction between laminal, apical, and palatal alveolars (although russian also has this to an extent, and so does basque but basque is not IE but anyway)
i think it's just the orthography that looks rather weird that throws people off
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@agaymi stuff like sz and especially the shcha's reflex as szcz look very weird for instance
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Jeder neocat_floof_googly_woozy neocat_flag_agender @ eth0 (📞422137) @jeder@miau.jeder.pl
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@chjara @agaymi some words in Czech look unpronounceable to me, as a pole, like the čtvrtek
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