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XG-RoryMichie - today at 1:06 AM
one of these guys needs to go to an arcade, get the top score on a game and just fuck up the scoreboard thing by putting their entire name.
tunmi13 - today at 2:56 AM
And this is the unique thing about Africa. These names sound like a joke but there are so many different name types. Some aren't even letters, they use sound effects like clicking, screeching and whatnot.
Velscape - today at 11:11 AM
A small clarification because that statement sounds a bit reductive and I'm very passionate about this stuff.
Languages such as Zulu and Xhosa from South Africa do make frequent use of click-like sounds, represented by letters like q and x. They are regular consonants just like the sound made by the letters k or t in English. However, those two are among the very few languages with that trait. There are no languages that use screeches to form words. That's a Western exaggeration.