Do you have a favorite word?
Hey script lovers, do you have some favorite words according to how they look (in any script), how they sound or how they are typed? I personally like three syllable words starting with /u/; like Úrsula, Ubuntu, utopia. I also like the Spanish word seres, because when I type it the fingers roll up and down, (in Qwerty keyboards). :D

No, not really. I hate them all (just kidding). I just like words that can be used in rhymes.

Axolotl.

The word 'the' because: a) I have difficulty trying to differentiate between 'the' and 'de'. b) It's so common it's often forgotten or shortened: "I'm goin' down pub/ I'm goin' down t'pub". c) It's short sweet and simple.

Oh... Ok. A salamander... Actually, ajolotar is a reflexive verb and it means "to quicken, to speed up" because you have very little time left, nearly reaching an eccentric state. Also, a jolote or chompipe is a turkey. ...Yeah, the dialect is full of local vocabulary, which younger generations are trying to avoid in their speech.

I love the Japanese word for 'lier', I transcribe it as 'husotski'. I really love that one. I like the most part of aztec words with L of X (not IPA, just using uppercase to mark), like malinalli 'grass' or toxtli 'rabbit' that I adore. I like that vanishing in Japanese, and like English's and . I find English (British mostly) sounding a bit pathetic and very elegant. I like some French words, and I think French is made to make people eat more. When I pronounce all that 'fromage-cerise-farine' stuff I am getting hungry :) - and - I like the first syllable in cerise so much ^__^ I definetely adore German velar fricative, like 'ich' and find German sounding very pleasant and - how to say - fragile with all that unvoiced consonants. I think every language has its own sounding, but that depends on the listener.