Polga

[neoni]

et sanoisi sitä jos puhuisit suomea

[Polga]

The prononciation itself has nothing very special (quite hard, but it's ok), but the writting is soooo far from the prononciation ...

Hahahahahahaha.

A French person says that in English about Gaelic! That's a wind-up, right? L'orthographie de Gaélique est beaucoup plus regulaire que la de cettes langues!!!!

No, it's not a wind-up. I have to study a language and I chose Gaelic ... And, for french people, well maybe just me , it's very difficult to pronounce gaelic without IPA tr*nsl*t**n because the writing does not correspond to the prononciation ... again, for french-native-speaking-people.
L'orthographe est peut-être régulière, mais difficile à assimiler

[Neas Olc]

Regular is better dans mon livre à moi....that way once you've got it, you've got it. Unlike in English where you'll hit far more random exceptions. I actually find French to be far more regular than English, even though it has more silent letters those silent letters are easy to predict.

[Seonaidh]

Chosomley, Fetherstonhaugh, Lympne, cupboard, Mainwaring, castle, listen, scissors, forehead...agus chan eil mi air toiseachadh air na facail -ough...

What rhymes with Slough
Is good enough
For me, although
When this is through
You'll maybe cough...

agus chreid thu gum b' e doirbh a' Ghàidhlig...

[Níall Beag]

forehead

Fore...head...

[Neas Olc]

forehead

Hampstead.

Boing.