I ranked the HARDEST sounds to pronounce 😱 (Pt.2)

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  @Morgnsworldd · 4 months ago · pinned

  New video: I traveled to Malaysia and tried to order dishes in Malay, Chinese, and Tamil <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9rPgggb8SU">https://youtu.be/_9rPgggb8SU</a>

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  @Kapibara5422 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8aK9BhhGY0&amp;t=230">3:50</a> źdźbło was perfect

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  @Rainmakeroffire · 5 months ago

  Your Ы got better 👍

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  @krystiankrakowski8662 · 5 months ago

  Polish guy here, you did DŹ sound perfectly 😊 kudos!

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  @imflooh · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8aK9BhhGY0&amp;t=229">3:49</a> &quot;I feel like I messed it up&quot; said after pronouncing every single word perfectly

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  @JakubRK · 5 months ago

  the dź was honestly perfect

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  @tubbeyt · 5 months ago

  Your Danish y is pretty good however the y in &quot;lykke&quot; is pronounced like an ø. We have around 27 vocals in Danish so it&apos;s always kind of a hit or miss, I don&apos;t blame anyone.

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  @IshayuG · 5 months ago (edited)

  The Danish y sometimes sounds like ø, because of course it does. 😂<br><br>This leads you to make a mistake when saying lykke, because despite it being spelled differently to løkke, it sounds exactly the same.<br><br>The vowel was also a little off otherwise, but good enough that we understand it. Might not belong in D tier after all.

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  @ZzzIceyzzZ · 5 months ago

  Tbh the danish sounded more swedish to me, but danish is a hard language and i understand you’r still learning. Great video

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  @TheCzechoSlovakGeo · 5 months ago (edited)

  You did it good. 🇸🇰<br>Next you can try slovak Ô. Or Ľ

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  @BitSquareStudio · 5 months ago

  You did a good job with the click sounds in Xhosa. <br><br>The funny part is that the clicks you covered were actually the easiest ones. There are between 12 and 23 types of clicks and the basic x, q, c ones are seen as the easiest to pronounce.<br><br>There are levels to it like<br><br>x, q, c<br><br>xh, qh, ch<br><br>gx, gq, gc<br><br>And <br><br>nx, nq, nc<br><br>And more other clicks.<br><br>Everything after the second level becomes extremely hard for non native speakers to replicate.

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  @thebrilliantpenguin · 5 months ago (edited)

  In danish the y is pronounced like ø a lot of the time due to something called the vocal stair (vokaltrappen). So for example in the word lykke, the word sounds like løkke. Hope this helps!<br>Also, I recommend you try danish tongue twisters. &quot;Røgede ørreder fra Rødovre&quot; and &quot;fem flade flødeboller på et flat flødebollefad&quot; are so fun to see non-danish people say! Good luck

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