Language has words that end with palatalized consonants

[Matthew Campbell]

>language has words that end with palatalized consonants

[Lincoln Bennett]

> language has words that end with h-sound

[Colton Cook]

>language has non-short words that end with any consonant

[Levi Murphy]

>language has not a phonetic spelling

[Daniel Cruz]

>>language has words that end

[Kayden Jackson]

>language has words that are not pronunced exactly as they're written.

[Jaxon Foster]

> language uses j as h

[Liam Watson]

>language uses j as х
>language uses j as дж
>language uses j as ж
>language uses j as й

[Nicholas Carter]

>languages that use y as u, u as o and o as å

[Matthew Price]

>guttural R

[Jacob Wilson]

hehe

[Kevin Watson]

>none of popular languages have ejectives
Why are ejectives so cool?

[Ian Allen]

I can pronounce it fine tho

[Sebastian Garcia]

What are ejectives?

[Kayden Smith]

Consonants in that you pull the air out of your mouth fast (t', c', ch'). Only found in the Caucasus and Americas i think.

[Wyatt Cruz]

And some Austronesian languages, Hawaiian is the most famous.

[Aaron Wilson]

Hawaiian doesn't have ejectives.

Sounds made by pronouncing certain plosive consonants like p, t, ts, k, q or sometimes fricatives like s by locking glottal area and the oral cavity area and building high pressure with sharp tongue movement, then release.
Georgian has it, but these sounds are dying out (you barely hear them). Artificial language Na'vi from the Avatar has those strongly pronounced.

Fun thing about them that the further in the back they are, the louder and more common in the world they get. First comes q' (we dont have q in european languages at all), then k', then t, and rarely p'.

[Anthony Howard]

>hes a fucking gay nerd

[Aaron Gonzalez]

>african intelligence

[Liam Morris]

Bitch.

[Elijah Long]

don't Mayan languages also have very noticeable ejectives?

t. someone who's spent way too many hours playing Civ V

[Kevin Carter]

>Leicester
"""""""""""""""""""Lester""""""""""""""""""""

[Dominic James]

Really? I thought Hawaiian has ejectives.

My language (Vietnamese) has no ejective, but has two implosives (/ɓ/ and /ɗ/).

[Isaac Morgan]

>his language doesn't have cases

[Jonathan Price]

It has not.

Quite likely, many languages there do have those.

[Gavin King]

>language does not make them sound like a terrorist

[Jonathan Murphy]

>language has words that are not pronunced

[Luis Evans]

>he has a language

youtube.com/watch?v=s-mOy8VUEBk
youtube.com/watch?v=Bqk0atF9EMk

[Joshua Foster]

>his language has less than 7 cases