• @[email protected]
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    13 days ago

    That’s fair lol :3

    The word is also hard for non-native speakers from what I know :3 it’s like a mini tongue twister hehe

    • The House of Olivier EUOP
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      313 days ago

      So kind of you 😂

      I know it is not related to the question but what would it be the worst tongue twister in Lithuanian?

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        313 days ago

        The one I always fuck up is “šešios žąsys su šešiais žąsyčiais”

        “Geri vyrai gera gira geroj girioj gėrė ir gerdami gyrė - geriems vyrams gera gira geroj girioj gera gert” is another popular one, but I personally don’t struggle as much with it

        • The House of Olivier EUOP
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          313 days ago

          😂 A lot of “š” and “g” lol.

          But at least, there are vowels.

          Strč prst skrz krk here you are :) (Slovak) (not my mother tongue, I just know, how to get by, Slovak)

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            313 days ago

            Yeah I know there are some horrifying ones out there with no vowels hahah… unfortunately lithuanian morphology doesn’t allow for them, so ours are a bit more mundane by comparison

            • The House of Olivier EUOP
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              313 days ago

              Unfortunately or fortunately. It is just how a language is. I wonder how the tongue twisters are in German though… 🫣

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                313 days ago

                The only things of german I know are krankenwagen, krankenhaus, kugelschreiber, and “aber ja natürlich Hans ist nass, er steht unter dem wasserfall” unfortunately, so can’t say