Mar 17, 2017 5:05 PM
Flexpert
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ganjineer
Love it! Think I did okay!
FabulousBadass
It's almost as if English was a complex language with many roots.
Lol
beefjerkyzxz
It was hard, But I was able to read it with tough thorough thought though.
Ayyyyyy, nice one!
EdnVicRhoton
I did it stoned!
That must've been funny to hear :D
Drnkpnthr
SendingThoughtsAndPrayers
that gave me a headache but I managed it.
Same here! =D
Dildmaster
I'm British and even I had to pause and think for a second for a few of those
Me too!
TheHeathLedger
I pronounced several last words by just looking at the previous/next word and rhyming with it..
You probably said some of them wrong then bc the point was that they sound different although are spelt the same/similarly.
daringtons
Native English speaker here. If anyone struggled with this they need to go back to school.
It's meant to be difficult!
My point being that for a native speaker it shouldn't be hard at all. For someone learning I can see it would be difficult.
It's meant to be difficult for some native English speakers as well.
I'm British and certain words made me pause, 'wind' for instance, could be wind as in to wind a clock, or wind as in a gust or wind
ganjineer
Love it! Think I did okay!
FabulousBadass
It's almost as if English was a complex language with many roots.
Flexpert
Lol
beefjerkyzxz
It was hard, But I was able to read it with tough thorough thought though.
Flexpert
Ayyyyyy, nice one!
EdnVicRhoton
I did it stoned!
Flexpert
That must've been funny to hear :D
Drnkpnthr
Flexpert
Lol
SendingThoughtsAndPrayers
that gave me a headache but I managed it.
Flexpert
Same here! =D
Dildmaster
I'm British and even I had to pause and think for a second for a few of those
Flexpert
Me too!
TheHeathLedger
I pronounced several last words by just looking at the previous/next word and rhyming with it..
Flexpert
You probably said some of them wrong then bc the point was that they sound different although are spelt the same/similarly.
daringtons
Native English speaker here. If anyone struggled with this they need to go back to school.
Flexpert
It's meant to be difficult!
daringtons
My point being that for a native speaker it shouldn't be hard at all. For someone learning I can see it would be difficult.
Flexpert
It's meant to be difficult for some native English speakers as well.
Dildmaster
I'm British and certain words made me pause, 'wind' for instance, could be wind as in to wind a clock, or wind as in a gust or wind