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> kayktn I cannot figure out how to pronounce this in one syllable. It looks like it should be pronounced "caked in".
by Hasu 2y ago
> kayktn
I cannot figure out how to pronounce this in one syllable. It looks like it should be pronounced "caked in".
- Izkata 2y agoI also don't get "byerkstz", I see it as "byer-kistz"
- wumbo 2y agowithout the z it’s entirely within the realm of English sounds. Practice slow and I think it works.
- yencabulator 2y agoBut is it a single syllable?
- wumbo 2y agoI see it more as a modifier on the T sound at that point. Instead of letting your tongue go at the end of the T, you hold it in place because of the N.
- trimethylpurine 2y agoSounds Dutch not English.