Top 10 Words Which Sound the Most Amusing When Said Backwards
Whoever came up with this one deserves an award!
I heard that the one who played Mary Poppins in the Broadway version was able to pronounce this. Not sure, though. But if it really was true, that's awesome!
For some reason, I'm thinking of a depressed emo who wants to commit suicide, sitting in a room with crepe paper decorations.
That's Mr. Niknil Krap to you. They're my favorite band, and I'll have you know they've only been called Niknil Krap three times. Once by you, and twice by me. Funny thing is, my name is Niknil Krap. Ironic, isn't it?
Going down to South Krap, gonna have myself a time...
I'm gonna chill out with Eric Cartman at South Krap.
I admit, this is the funniest thing I've ever read! Let's go to the party. Look at some partyboob.
Congratulations, Britgirl. You have officially killed me.
Are you kidding me? 100% should vote for this. It's the bomb.
Thanks, P.W.. That just made my day! Haha! I think all the Welsh words look and sound like English words backwards. Great language, though.
B.G.,
You think that's a sci-fi language? In Welsh, "Police" is "Heddlu" (pronounced head-loo). I bet the Welsh can't walk past a single crime scene without laughing!
If you don't get out of my house, I'll call the Ecilop!
It really works, and it's funny to say.
I used an app called Reverse Speech, and it came out awesome. If you are struggling to pronounce it, this is how to break it down: Wholl-lay.
What is this? The name of a bar mitzvah or something? Get it? I don't mean to be racist.
It sounds like an Irish pub!
Thunderstruck, bitches.
Unlike Barney, Yenrab is never drunk.
The Newcomers
I like novels.
R.I.P. Levon (The Band). Still love you.
I added this. Funny enough, Buch is the German word for book.
Interesting that this sounds like two Latin words combined together, even though the word itself doesn't exist.
If someone ever makes fun of your favorite musical genre, they are being laciest.
Sounds like one of those impossible Latin roots or something.
Japanese demon sac?
Hahaha... Pathetically hilarious.
Why does Onisac sound so suspicious?
-Person
Casino night: Sonic 2 2 Cinos Thgin Onisac.
Sounds like rats in stew. Haha!
Sounds like a kind of food!
Sounds like "pet snot stew."
No, no way it's German. The German language doesn't start words with Y followed by two consonants.
As someone else said, it's more like a more northern language.
Looks like German.
Looks Scandinavian.
Yeah, this is way rude. Focus on sucof. Wow!
I like this one.
This one looks so rude but very funny - suc of!
This one is kind of weird but funny at the same time.
It sounds like Starbucks, sort of.
It sounds like "Exotic."
Sounds like a cool name for a villain or a mythical god.
I think of Sotorod when I hear this. (See what I did there?!)
It sounds Russian.
And GNIVIGSKNAHT IS MY MIDDLE NAME, BABY!
I totally just did! I did not even see what you said - who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Bobegnops!
Is it only me, or does it sound like "Bob Eggnogs"?
Who wants to practice saying it? Anybody?
Hang on, my enohpelet is ringing again.