The letter A is pronounced as E. The letter E is pronounced as I. The letter I is pronounced as Y. The letter Y is pronounced as WHY?! (note it's not pronounced as whwhy)
1. Your cunt 2. Does the pronunciation of English vowels sound retarded to you?
arkansas is a native american name, no shit it's not going to make sense
Nathan Johnson
yea except that's native american
Jaxson Hill
Yes
Aiden Martin
I am just glad you are trying to learn it
Caleb Carter
Actually, I'm trying to unlearn it.
Kevin Peterson
1. Bolan 2. Yes
Ayden Cooper
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John Green
English vowels differ dramatically from their Latin counterparts which most European languages follow much more closely so the answer is yes for everyone, including Icelanders
Jacob Martin
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Camden King
There are almost twice as many sounds utilized in English than there are letters. Our alphabet is simply too basic, but we're stuck with it because a massive spelling form will render everything written before it unreadable. People 50 years from now raised on the new spelling are going to look back at English and be far more clueless as the average English speaker is now. I am jealous of regular languages that make sense, the concept of a spelling bee is disgusting.
Dominic Bell
when will they simplify? :(((
Camden Sullivan
In Dutch we solved it by using double vowels. a aa e ee i o oo u uu au eu ou ei ij
If you pronounce them correctly our language is almost phonetic.
Bentley Jenkins
We tried. All we got out of it was a Valve language selection meme.
Austin Phillips
Englsh could benefit a lot from many minor changes instead of something doing something very dramatic that would render old (modern) english illegible but it wont happen because the language is so fractured, being spoken by so many different people that getting them to agree on the reform would be futile and only reforming in one place would be counterproductive
Christian Davis
>The letter I is pronounced as Y. What do you mean by this?
John Mitchell
You don't even write vowels in your language (and for long vowels, you may use the same letter for both u/o and e/i), so you're not qualified to enter the thread.
Jacob King
I was thinking about this. Spanish it's retarded in it's own way because two different consonants can have the same sound but the only retarded thing for vowels is that U sometimes is mute.
Luke Williams
This is the reason why I hated english classes in school.
But the actual english grammar is less annoying than portuguese grammar imo. To be frank, I hated both english and portuguese classes