What is your favorite word in English? I like the word duck somehow.

Plonker or sizzle

>>67783552
Smitten

Love the sounds and combination of sounds.
Love the meanings.
Love how it looks.
10/10 - I'm smitten :3

peanuts

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>>67783552
Bollocks

Reconnoitering.
Slurry.

Antidisestablishmentarianism

>>67783552
Are you sure you don't like the word dick?

meme

>>67783552
invadable

bureaucracy
Because wtf

Shenanigans

Pussy!

profitability

Cunt.

>>67783552
Emil

call me a faggot but it's probably Dream

or Mellow

>>67783552
Vengeance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6gI2MBRmzw

>>67783552
remove

Screw

Innuendo.
Sounds Spanish.

>>67785841

Your a faggot, and so is iceland

yo

faggot
because it's usually pronounced very decadently like fae-get in american english which makes me remind of typical americans too fat to even open their mouth properly

or "unfathomable", as I personally find english(or of any other western language) th sounds and f/v sounds somehow very eroctic.

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>>67785621
This

>>67783552
Dummies

Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia.

Welfare.

>Wazup homie/folks

I don't know why but I really enjoy the word "enjoy", I just like how it sounds.

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>>67784748
This.

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>>67786110
>Your
>American flag

Spunk

>>67783552
Wrath, heathen and choose

Fuck French words

sauna

Fuck

>>67789194
oh sorry for making this poor language a little better

>>67789781
>mucus frog language
>better

Lullaby

yuge
It's a great word. I was just in Indiana the other day and I was talking to people about the word "yuge". Many many experts in the industry tell me it's a great word -- they love it. Part of what makes the word so great is that it comes straight from the heartland of many hardworking men and woman who work hard and do great things. The letter Y and U both come from the end of alphabet, but they were used in front of G and E which are from the beginning. As you can see, the pairs are so far apart but they have so much amazing spontaneity that when they come together they just make a really great word.

>>67785979
Because it literally comes from latin.

>all these anons chosing non germanic words

>>67783552
Cellar door

Sopping :3

>>67783552
Infallible

Love