I was looking for something entirely different, but the internet figured I needed to see this.
โItโs tinned fish time!โ ๐
Four words I never expected to see in that order.
#ghoti
I was looking for something entirely different, but the internet figured I needed to see this.
โItโs tinned fish time!โ ๐
Four words I never expected to see in that order.
#ghoti
Of course, everyone knows that the word "Ghoti" is actually pronounced /fษชส/ just like "Fish"...
You don't? Please have a look at its dedicated Wikipedia page:
Fishermen in the North Sea of the 1830s could catch one ton of halibut a day, which is why now nobody knows what a halibut looks like.
@ShadowJonathan Yeah, I am curious how this applies to Korean, which is space-separated but has no uppercase letters.
Perhaps it is the case that, while they are nonsense when displayed, it is good enough when spoken. I believe each Korean letters are independently pronounceable (unlike English #ghoti) - I wonder if there are languages that aren't, and don't have capital letters?