Re: how come slavs have ridiculously consonant packed names?
From: gAzor (gAzor_at_gazornia.org)
Date: 09/25/04
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Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2004 03:32:08 GMT
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Harlan Messinger wrote:
> gAzor <gAzor@gazornia.org> wrote:
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>>Xenia wrote:
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>>>Rex F. May wrote....
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>>>>in article n058l0dlnqjv3h3uqaqlctrlbtmf30kruk@4ax.com, Harlan Messinger at
>>>>hmessinger.removethis@comcast.net wrote on 9/24/04 6:34 AM:
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>>>>>Do you laugh when you hear someone say "strength" or "wasps" or
>>>>>"scrounge" or "truths"?
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>>>>The best one I know of is 'glimpsed'.
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>>>The best one I know is 'vzbzdnut' :))
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>>What about 'potrvdit'?
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> Or "potrzebie"? (Used to appear in Mad Magazine. [Maybe it still does,
> but I wouldn't know.])
'-rz-' in 'potrzeba' is just another digraph, pronounced like 'zh' or 'sh'
the same way as the Czech 'z-hacek', so spotken '-trz-' is just
a cluster of two consonants, pronounced '-tsh-' (like in 'potsherd' or 'potshot')
in a word containing 4 consonants and 3 vowels, a real non-contestant.
'Chrz±szcz' would be much more difficult
-trvd-, on the other hand is a cluster of four consonants, so 'tvrdit' has
5 consonants among its 6 sounds. 'Tvrdy' has the same cluster in a 5 letter word,
while 'chrz±szcz' also has 4 in 5, because there are 4 digraphs in this word.
Actually it contains only two clusters of 2 consonants, separated by a vowel.
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