This kills the non-white

This kills the non-white.

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Oh no no no no no

telegraph.co.uk/science/2016/09/28/th-sound-to-vanish-from-english-language-by-2066-because-of-mult/

>'Th' sound to vanish from English language by 2066 because of multiculturalism, say linguists

>By 2066, linguists are predicting that the "th" sound will vanish completely in the capital because there are so many foreigners who struggle to pronounce interdental consonants - the term for a sound created by pushing the tongue against the upper teeth.

Lisping faggot language btfo

Is there anysin wrong muchachx?

more like non-whites kill )))TH((( lmao

Fank you.

Why can Spain pronounce it but other Spanish-speakers cannot?

This shit sounds like something between S and T.
Does th sound distinctively different from both S and T?

I have a problem with that sound. I used to be able to word it, but my English accent have just gotten worse.

Spanish th for Z or C is easy, but most English accents for th I hear on tv sound like a d.

z

It doesn't.

This obliterates the mutt

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I can pronounce three and tree perfectly.
And I can pronounce the sound in Spanish as well.
The difference being that th is actually important in English while the C-S difference in Spanish Spanish is completely useless and nobody actually gives a fuck about it. That's why the difference between B and V died from the Spanish language as well.

We can, we just don't use it. Saying "thapato" or "thinco" or "difithil" is not hard at all. We simply don't use it because the distinction got dropped in most places, even some regions within Spain itself. But if you ask someone to imitate it, it's not hard.

Nah, this does

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Both th sounds also exist in Arabic (ث ذ)
There is also a sound that is also like the voiced th in words such as ''there'' that sounds more like a ''z'' which is a lot harder to pronounce (ظ).

I really struggled with those sounds because they all sound extremely similar.

Had a black teacher for Kindergarten. Been pronouncing Earth as "Earf", the as "da" and "dee", that as "dat" ever since.

Why are they so retarded that they can't even pronounce properly these innocent letters?

>pronounciation thread
>anglophones can't even grasp gramatic gender

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The French R kills me

The article only speaks of london.

th is feasible, but PLEASE get rid of rth. I have a heart attack trying to pronounce words like worthy or swarthy

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How about plural words ending in -sts like astrophysicists, therapists or tourists
. Such an unnatural and forced sound

challenge for latinos
>say "Zarzaparrilla"

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>Such an unnatural and forced sound

That's because you are a brown monkey living in a third world brown shithole.

You should try to learn other languages than English desu. Your notion of forced sound would change completely

can you vocaroo it so others can try to repeat?

your mom

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Literally fucking Z in spanish. Anyways, english is a retarded language which arbitrarily drops ortographic rules whenever it wants.

rich coming from your mestizo flag, shitskin

I know french and portuguese as well and I'm familiarized with its phonemes but the -sts sound was a pain in the ass for me. I speak English on an almost native level as I spent a lot of time in the states growing up, but people gave me hard time everytime I tried to pronounce that freaking sound. I might've developed pstd from it lmao

>ortographic rules
>english

vocaroo.com/i/s0357PZ9PprD

French and Portuguese are still fairly close to Spanish when it comes to phonemes though, many other languages would "force" you to make difficult sounds you're simply not used to. That's not necessarily a bad thing, it's just how languages work

Yes it does have some, it has like 3 sets ofortographic rules depending on the word's origin. That's why shit like Ghoti ends up sounding like "fish"

wat the fug

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suenas como un venezolano

wasps still annoys me and I'm a native,
>wass- PEESSSE

Hahahahah SHUT THE FUCK UP.
Most European languages (Europe is the ONLY white continent right?) do NOT have the dental fricative (voiced or unvoiced). The largest non-English language that has it is Arabic. IS ARABIC A WHITE LANGUAGE?
>but what about muh w’s
Again the other major language that has the labio-velar approximant is Arabic, and I’m pretty sure Chinese has it too. Meanwhile all the indo European languages have lost the labio-velar approximant, except English.
Stop these cringe threads you MONG.

are you gay?

gotta admit this took a while to learn
Sounded either like T or an S (when voiceless) or D and Z (when voiced) at first.

are you gay

are you gay

please be gay

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im not gay stop...

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It's not difficult to grasp it's just retarded, especially when you have to figure out the gender of a word you're unfamiliar with and the language has lots of exceptions to its gender "rules" (fuck french). It just needlessly complicates things

Desks is my least favorite word in the English language

I'm one of the few people that doesn't have brown nor light brown skin which is 75+% of the popultion . I've never seen anyone from Congolombia that wasn't dark brown.

Exactly, that PESSSSSEE sounds makes me feel self-conscious, like I'm a fucking fly

its just japanese R but harder, very easy

are you sure?

Imagine you have mucus stuck in the back of your throat and you're trying to loosen it up to spit out

And who cares? does that make you feel better about yourself? 99% of the time the people bringing up race are insecure mestizos. Go back to your containment board, my tanned friend

>currently watching San Antonio Spurs
>guys keeps calling Patty Mills "Baddy Mills"

Nobody says this what the fuck??

vocaroo.com/i/s1Na1W1mkaNE

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please don't be sure

it's time demanding at first but you kind of develop a sense to it after a while

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>And who cares? does that make you feel better about yourself?

Probably you since you were the one who got butthurt because of one of the many troll comments that plagues this website

Mexicans add the e there.

>tzartzarparrila
pretty close, nice effort

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Sounds like an autistic

vocaroo.com/i/s1bYzZcmHpUY

Are you a cute trap?

>It's not difficult to grasp it's just retarded
cope

>completely useless
>implying "ciervo - siervo" dont have different meanings
>azar - asar
>ceda - seda
>ciento - siento

vocaroo.com/i/s1OIpOk49NRH
Probably just did a bad job typing the noise out.
I'm not Mexican.

Omit the E, I didn't know how to type that sound so I just emulated what he typed here but you get the point

Paranoid fuck

That's funny. After finding out about the an/a rule I'd say stuff like "an sphere" or "an stencil" because my pronunciation of "s" at the beginning of words was "ees"

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Νο we have δ

basado y madrileñopildoreado

i can pronounce that
you just put the tip of your tongue below your front teeth and blow air through it

Swedish people tend to have a problem with that sound. I guess that finally proves we are not wh*Te

And that's a good thing.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiceless_alveolo-palatal_fricative

This kills English speaker.
I've encountered people who can pronounce retroflex "zh, ch, sh" perfectly, like an old Beijinger.
But they can't tell "Xi /ɕi/" and "she /ʃi/" apart.

turns out we aren't either

Spanish speakers can't pronounce "R" sounds properly, though.

Arabs have those sounds IIRC

Disgusting faggot.

Bashkirs (and i think Kazakhs and tatars have those as well)

I thought everybody liked talking like niggers now?

this kills the non-German

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this one is a killer blow to me and I can't speak Russian or Spanish without sounding like an American retard.

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Such a nasty sound, I went to Germany last week and it sounded like people were clearing their throats all the time

This kills the non-italians

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Cazar / casar
Cerrar / serrar
Pozo / poso
Maza / masa
Roza / rosa

What I don't understand is why Mexicans pronounce 's' as 'sh' when imitating a Spaniard. Only ex-PM Rajoy talks like that.

You have to be mentally retarded to confuse words like that.
Are you seriously going to chop down a window because you're told "Cierra la ventana" without ceseo?
No, because it's a fucking useless difference that doesn't matter in the least.

>seresa
>Wooow uuuh I wonder what he said... Duuuh if only he had said theretha instead...

isnt it just ff