just found out the k in knight wasn't originally silent
>>222183449https://voca.ro/1essELY7xRfC
>>222183469it was more like ka-night
>>222183489https://voca.ro/14jy6t76ZzTc
kuh niktim going to "uhm acksually" with this should anyone bring up the word
>>222183499the first part is kinda correct but it's night at the end like ka night, hard k sound ang night with a hard t sound at the end
>>222183449silly english kniggits
>>222183515yeah like that
>>222183449....kinaitchj....
Always amazing how utterly incapable of processing language anglos are
>>222183519Ni-ghtNiii sounds like i, not ai, not aeYou realize how stupid and arbitrary english is to an esl? How the i in stupid is an i but in knight its knaeght?
>>222183449knigger
>>222183717is what you are brazilmonkey
>>222183526KekOfc Chevaliers is the superior version anyway
>>222183692OkJhon Maicol Leidhy
>>222183692skill issue
heh
>>222183449Rage bait
>>222183449Based Normans saving the English language
>>222183449Silent letters are stupidEither write it and read it or don't do either
>>222185731how?
My audio recording of the Canterbury Tales has it pronounced "Keh-nicht", literally the same as the german "nicht" but with a k sound at the start.
knecht
>>222183682English is the first step to telepathy and a consequence of our ultra-high ANGLO IQ's
>>222183489It was kni-ght with gh being pronounced
>>222188808this
>>222183449That actually makes sense, since I presume the word is a cognate of German "Knecht"
knigga
>>222183449English phonotactics are cucked, you can't say pterodactyl without omitting the p or adding a vowel
