Talk:Applejack/@comment-1158325-20130408073328/@comment-5288784-20130408083043

Tongue-twister?

It's just a matter of perspective. What might sound for some as tongue-twister, would be fairly easy to say for native language user.

Well, it might have been tongue-twister, those do occur, but if don't know a language well, you would never know.

It's not Japanese, but I'll give you an example: wyjście bezpieczeństwa. It's not a tongue-twister for me, but try pronouncing that, when you never learned my language [read: vhy'shche bezp'echen'stva] (Apostrophes ' means palatization, but I'm felling that still something is missing. I guess English doesn't have enough phonemes to represent everything)