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My brother always says that I can never do anything right. It looks like I've proven his point for him once again... I tried to create some IPA pronunciation guides, but I managed to put the letters in the wrong order and now they don't make any sense. Augh!

Can you help me put the letters back in the correct order? Do you think my brother is right?

1. diːɹɪŋ


2. ɜːdbɪ


3. kʰɪdʒbɹæm


4. lɛstgaʊtʃə


5. mædhɜː


6. ɹɪntʃwiːg


7. sɛltʃeɪtə


8. stɔːwɛtʃə


9. θaʊmpaɪl


10. wɪkwɔː


11. wɪntʃɔː

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My brother always says that I can never do anything right. It looks like I've proven his point for him once again... I tried to create some IPA pronunciation guides, but I managed to put the letters in the wrong order and now they don't make any sense. Augh!

Can you help me put the letters back in the correct order? Do you think my brother is right?

1. diːɹɪŋ


2. ɜːdbɪ


3. kʰɪdʒbɹæm


4. lɛstgaʊtʃə


5. mædhɜː


6. ɹɪntʃwiːg


7. sɛltʃeɪtə


8. stɔːwɛtʃə


9. θaʊmpaɪl


10. wɪkwɔː


11. wɪntʃɔː

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My brother always says that I can never do anything right. It looks like I've proven his point for him once again... I tried to create some IPA pronunciation guides, but I managed to put the letters in the wrong order and now they don't make any sense. Augh!

Can you help me put the letters back in the correct order? Do you think my brother is right?

1. diːɹɪŋ


2. ɜːdbɪ


3. kʰɪdʒbɹæm


4. lɛstgaʊtʃə


5. mædhɜː


6. ɹɪntʃwiːg


7. sɛltʃeɪtə


8. stɔːwɛtʃə


9. θaʊmpaɪl


10. wɪkwɔː


11. wɪntʃɔː

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My brother always says that I can never do anything right. It looks like I've proven his point for him once again... I tried to create some IPA pronunciation guides, but I managed to put the letters in the wrong order and now they don't make any sense. Augh!

Can you help me put the letters back in the correct order? Do you think my brother is right?

1. diːɹɪŋ


2. ɜːdbɪ


3. kʰɪdʒbɹæm


4. lɛstgaʊtʃə


5. mædhɜː


6. ɹɪntʃwiːg


7. sɛltʃeɪtə


8. stɔːwɛtʃə


9. θaʊmpaɪl


10. wɪkwɔː


11. wɪntʃɔː

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The words seem to be

ɹiːdɪŋ Reading

dɜːbɪ Derby

kʰæmbɹɪdʒ Cambridge

glaʊstəʃɛt Gloucestershire (?)

dɜːhæm Durham

gɹiːnwɪtʃ Greenwich

leɪtʃɛstə Leicester

wɔːstəʃɛt Worcestershire (?)

plaɪmaʊθ Plymouth

wɔːwɪk Warwick

nɔːwɪtʃ Norwich

and they are all

Cities in the United Kingdom containing universities

Can you do anything right?

You seem to have a posh British accent, but a strange pronunciation of Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.

(Partial answer?)

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  Aaargh, didn't get the last one. (I think the two question-marked ones have one t too many and one s too few.) And I think the gimmick is that they're all /mɪsprəˈnaʊnst/.
  – M Oehm
  40 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  I think the question mark ones should just be rot13(tynʊgʃɛfgə) and rot13(jɔːgʃɛfgə) without the rot13(fuver). Not the greatest application for my first use of rot13.
  – WAF
  8 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

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The words seem to be

ɹiːdɪŋ Reading

dɜːbɪ Derby

kʰæmbɹɪdʒ Cambridge

glaʊstəʃɛt Gloucestershire (?)

dɜːhæm Durham

gɹiːnwɪtʃ Greenwich

leɪtʃɛstə Leicester

wɔːstəʃɛt Worcestershire (?)

plaɪmaʊθ Plymouth

wɔːwɪk Warwick

nɔːwɪtʃ Norwich

and they are all

Cities in the United Kingdom containing universities

Can you do anything right?

You seem to have a posh British accent, but a strange pronunciation of Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.

(Partial answer?)

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answered 41 mins ago

b a

1,5371713

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Aaargh, didn't get the last one. (I think the two question-marked ones have one t too many and one s too few.) And I think the gimmick is that they're all /mɪsprəˈnaʊnst/.
  – M Oehm
  40 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  I think the question mark ones should just be rot13(tynʊgʃɛfgə) and rot13(jɔːgʃɛfgə) without the rot13(fuver). Not the greatest application for my first use of rot13.
  – WAF
  8 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

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3
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The words seem to be

ɹiːdɪŋ Reading

dɜːbɪ Derby

kʰæmbɹɪdʒ Cambridge

glaʊstəʃɛt Gloucestershire (?)

dɜːhæm Durham

gɹiːnwɪtʃ Greenwich

leɪtʃɛstə Leicester

wɔːstəʃɛt Worcestershire (?)

plaɪmaʊθ Plymouth

wɔːwɪk Warwick

nɔːwɪtʃ Norwich

and they are all

Cities in the United Kingdom containing universities

Can you do anything right?

You seem to have a posh British accent, but a strange pronunciation of Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.

(Partial answer?)

share|improve this answer

answered 41 mins ago

b a

1,5371713

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Aaargh, didn't get the last one. (I think the two question-marked ones have one t too many and one s too few.) And I think the gimmick is that they're all /mɪsprəˈnaʊnst/.
  – M Oehm
  40 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  I think the question mark ones should just be rot13(tynʊgʃɛfgə) and rot13(jɔːgʃɛfgə) without the rot13(fuver). Not the greatest application for my first use of rot13.
  – WAF
  8 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

up vote
3
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up vote
3
down vote

The words seem to be

ɹiːdɪŋ Reading

dɜːbɪ Derby

kʰæmbɹɪdʒ Cambridge

glaʊstəʃɛt Gloucestershire (?)

dɜːhæm Durham

gɹiːnwɪtʃ Greenwich

leɪtʃɛstə Leicester

wɔːstəʃɛt Worcestershire (?)

plaɪmaʊθ Plymouth

wɔːwɪk Warwick

nɔːwɪtʃ Norwich

and they are all

Cities in the United Kingdom containing universities

Can you do anything right?

You seem to have a posh British accent, but a strange pronunciation of Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.

(Partial answer?)

share|improve this answer

answered 41 mins ago

b a

1,5371713

The words seem to be

ɹiːdɪŋ Reading

dɜːbɪ Derby

kʰæmbɹɪdʒ Cambridge

glaʊstəʃɛt Gloucestershire (?)

dɜːhæm Durham

gɹiːnwɪtʃ Greenwich

leɪtʃɛstə Leicester

wɔːstəʃɛt Worcestershire (?)

plaɪmaʊθ Plymouth

wɔːwɪk Warwick

nɔːwɪtʃ Norwich

and they are all

Cities in the United Kingdom containing universities

Can you do anything right?

You seem to have a posh British accent, but a strange pronunciation of Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.

(Partial answer?)

share|improve this answer

answered 41 mins ago

b a

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answered 41 mins ago

b a

1,5371713

answered 41 mins ago

b a

1,5371713

answered 41 mins ago

b a

1,5371713

1,5371713

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Aaargh, didn't get the last one. (I think the two question-marked ones have one t too many and one s too few.) And I think the gimmick is that they're all /mɪsprəˈnaʊnst/.
  – M Oehm
  40 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  I think the question mark ones should just be rot13(tynʊgʃɛfgə) and rot13(jɔːgʃɛfgə) without the rot13(fuver). Not the greatest application for my first use of rot13.
  – WAF
  8 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Aaargh, didn't get the last one. (I think the two question-marked ones have one t too many and one s too few.) And I think the gimmick is that they're all /mɪsprəˈnaʊnst/.
  – M Oehm
  40 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  I think the question mark ones should just be rot13(tynʊgʃɛfgə) and rot13(jɔːgʃɛfgə) without the rot13(fuver). Not the greatest application for my first use of rot13.
  – WAF
  8 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

1

1

Aaargh, didn't get the last one. (I think the two question-marked ones have one t too many and one s too few.) And I think the gimmick is that they're all /mɪsprəˈnaʊnst/.
– M Oehm
40 mins ago

Aaargh, didn't get the last one. (I think the two question-marked ones have one t too many and one s too few.) And I think the gimmick is that they're all /mɪsprəˈnaʊnst/.
– M Oehm
40 mins ago

I think the question mark ones should just be rot13(tynʊgʃɛfgə) and rot13(jɔːgʃɛfgə) without the rot13(fuver). Not the greatest application for my first use of rot13.
– WAF
8 mins ago

I think the question mark ones should just be rot13(tynʊgʃɛfgə) and rot13(jɔːgʃɛfgə) without the rot13(fuver). Not the greatest application for my first use of rot13.
– WAF
8 mins ago

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