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    7 days ago

    The alphabet should go in this order:

    aeiou ywh vf bp mnlr zs jdt gqckx

    Voiced before unvoiced, tongue placement only gradually moving if possible.

    Of course that’s very anglocentric because in most European languages j is pronounced like y, not like dzsh, so would go been y and w, and for example in German, z is pronounced ts, so should go the other side of s, next to d.

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    7 days ago

    As someone whose primary language has a slightly modified latin alphabet, I always mess up the english one towards the end… y is way too far back

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          At what age did you learn English, and what is your mother tongue?

          English was real easy for me to lean because I learnt it from a very very young age, but for non Germanic language speaking adults, it’s definitely not easy to learn.