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wat dis mean? cwm fjord glyphs vext quiz. translate=no sense
I've always wondered that to, what language is it? lol

Lucida Grande is my favorite font.

Georgia is THE best font.


Oh crap, double post. Sorry.


I've always wondered that to, what language is it? lol
it's english mofo.

Times New Roman size 12, because I don't mess around.
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Arial or times new roman 11-14pt.

I think Times New Roman is ugly.
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I think Times New Roman is ugly.
It makes reading large blocks of text much easier due to how uniform it is.

I've always wondered that to, what language is it? lol

Cwm fjord glyphs vext quiz is a sentence that uses each letter in the alphabet once.

Cwm - a mountain in Wales. Not a specific mountain, just a mountain.
Fjord - Narrow inlet.
Glyphs - Symbols.
Vext - Confused.
Quiz - A kind of academic exam, but also a weird person.

So, symbols on the narrow inlet of a mountain in Wales confused a weird person.

It's also Irish, I think.

Cwm fjord glyphs vext quiz is a sentence that uses each letter in the alphabet once.

Cwm - a mountain in Wales. Not a specific mountain, just a mountain.
Fjord - Narrow inlet.
Glyphs - Symbols.
Vext - Confused.
Quiz - A kind of academic exam, but also a weird person.

So, symbols on the narrow inlet of a mountain in Wales confused a weird person.

It's also Irish, I think.
All of those except cwm are also english words.

Cwm fjord glyphs vext quiz is a sentence that uses each letter in the alphabet once.

Cwm - a mountain in Wales. Not a specific mountain, just a mountain.
Fjord - Narrow inlet.
Glyphs - Symbols.
Vext - Confused.
Quiz - A kind of academic exam, but also a weird person.

So, symbols on the narrow inlet of a mountain in Wales confused a weird person.

It's also Irish, I think.
and it was mentioned in a Vsauce thing.

and it was mentioned in a Vsauce thing.

Good on 'ya for recognizing the source.

All of those except cwm are also english words.

Technically, 'cwm' is still English, it's just blatantly stolen from irish.