• Jankatarch@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    (May have to unmute)

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  • taiyang@lemmy.world
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    I will dare to mention the new version; LMNOP is knocked down a peg because those bastards have confused young children for centuries! The new king is XYZ, especially with that non-letter &.

    Forget that Mozart played the original melody in the Twelve Variations!

    That said, shout out to the rollercoaster one Simple Songs did. I am partial to their ABCDEFGH.

  • Apathy Tree@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    I like wxyz in french. I took french like 30 years ago but the alphabet was sticky and still gets lodged in my brain sometimes due to the last bit.

    (This is phonetics/pronunciation, ofc, same melody)

    Doobluh-vay (double v), eeks (x, but you saw a mouse), eegrek (???), zed (zed sounds much cooler than zee, which ironically sounds more French to me)

    Hands down the best part of the French alphabet.

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      I’m Italian and the letters sounds similar to French: doppia vu, ics, ipsilon, zeta. But the standard Italian alphabet only has 21 letters, and w, x and y are not part of the alphabet (together with j and k).

      By the way, the name of “y” in French means “greek i”

  • potoooooooo 🥔@lemmy.world
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    QRSTUV being ranked so low is purely a skill/commitment issue. You’ve gotta hit that shit with gusto, stick your chest out and enunciate every letter like it’s Les Mis or a military march. KYOO! ARRRR! ESSSSSS! TEEEEEEYOOOOOUVEEEE.

    It’s one of your few opportunities to hit a nice, long, steady stride.

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    I want to see how other languages put this. People pronounce the letters slightly different from one language to the next.