The hardest word in English to pronounce

What’s that accent?

Theerthten!

Rural

Centrifugal fucks me up every time

For me, I can't say "specifically" even if I slow down and try again, I just fuck it up slower. 

And how many languages does he speak, and why is it only one and poorly.

I never, ever make fun of anyone who speaks more than one language for messing it up a little. My dumb ass barely speaks one.

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It really depends on the speaker. For many speakers of Romance languages, the H sound did not survive the transition from Latin, and is almost always silent. Words like “Happy” or “Hotel” can be really challenging for a Parisian French speaker who didn’t encounter the phoneme a lot as a child, for example. Conversely, English doesn’t use much uvular fricatives (the throaty sounds in Danish or French) and English speaking adults may have trouble even identifying the sound, much less reproducing it.

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