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Anonymous, 2 yr 231 days ago
 Anonymous wrote:
well the thing about the english langauge is that it is impossible to spell a word properly with  out  any vowels so you should say to that teacher or any other teach like that if my message is to late then i hope you leared a grammer lesson to teach a teacher this is a grade 6 student speakingGeeked [8-|]
Anonymous, 2 yr 230 days ago
I wonder whether anyone will read this, as the discussion above is pretty old, but I just have to observe that in Czech language we have whole sentences without any written vowel, like "Strč prst skrz krk!" (Push your finger through your throat!). :-)
Anonymous, 2 yr 224 days ago

 In phonologyy" the sudy of speech sounds of a language, no meaningful english word consists of voweless sounds.Concerning the maximum number of successive consonants in one word is only THREE consonants, this is what they call in phonlogy the cluster of consantants , and it is language specific .Each language has its own cluster of consonants, In English , these three consonants must have some disinctive features, it means not any three consonats can go togother unless the first consonant is an"s" the second one is a voicless anterior stop sound likt "t-k.." and the third one is a latteral sound"l-r". Based on this there is no six letter word in english having no vowel.

Anonymous, 2 yr 222 days ago
hi.it wad't that much tough question.the word s rhythm..??am i correct
Anonymous, 2 yr 222 days ago
Syzygy, but I think the Y's count as vowels.
Anonymous, 2 yr 210 days ago
strength
Anonymous, 2 yr 193 days ago
 Anonymous wrote:

...Concerning the maximum number of successive consonants in one word is only THREE consonants...

What do you say then of words like menstruation? It has four successive consonants.

Nejat  +  367205 Fri, 18 May 07 08:04 PM

wow , so cool to see this topic as im into scrabble Smile [:)]Smile [:)] i know one with no vowel Smile [:)] it is TSKTSK also you can add  S  ( tsktsks ) Smile [:)] hehe
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Anonymous, 2 yr 160 days ago
there is no such word....                     
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