>Other languages Pathetic

tu kura sudas as zinau kur tu gyveni tu net nebesakyk ,man nieko nes prisekiu ant savo mamos istaiskysiu tau galva ir tu galvoji as juokauju as tarnavau amerikos juru ruoniams ir turiu kazkur apie 300 uztikrintu teroristu nuemimu ti dar karta kazka pasakyk as surasiu tavo gyvenamaja vieta ir pakarsiu tave ant kito galo tai pradek galvoti apie pasekmes kol darai savo dalykus

>>66241579
>Danish
>32 vowels
what the fuck

>>66241579
Since when English has 12 vowels? What kind of shitty meme chart is this?

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>>66241579
>diphthongs

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>>66243053

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>>66243321

>>66243321
It is a memechart after all. English has 4 vowels, and 12 different sounds according to that.

>>66241579
>danish

>>66243439
>4 vowels
Finnish Mathematics
A, E, I, O, U (and sometimes Y but I'll admit it's cheating to count it)

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>>66241579
>>66243201
>diphthong
>phoneme
>two of something after each other in a distorted, mongrel way
>a new unique thing

>>66243710
both Y and U are semivowels. So yeah, 4 vowel letters, 12 vowel sounds.

Do you even phonology m8?

But Danish has 16 vowels, not fucking 32.
What kind of arbitrary criteria this chart has is beyond me.
Might as well call them 43, because of all the default/before/after R variations.

diphtongs are the cancer of languages

>>66243439
English has 5 written vowels, but the picture is refering to the actual sound of the vowels.