what english words do you hate the most?

[Plutoski]

either real english words or internet terms

[LeftIsBest-James]

doilies.
knickknack.
bantam.
loquacious, lackadaisical.
meritocarcy.

[Mina]

any of todays stuff rizz etc

[tmwfte]

Moist

[Bathtub Shitter]

all of them

[Original Cast Recording]

None.

[steven1mac]

Slang words, but other languages are guilty of this as well.

[Schamyl006]

Words that are difficult to pronounce, write and spell.

[HIVEmind]

Acronym LGBTQ

[Triple G]

Awkward. How to say this? And then they say that we use many consonants in a row and it would be hard to speak - i say we at least use consonants which don´t break Your tongue when You use them in a row. wkw. Who had this idea? But probably it´s two silent w´s...

[Tsubame ⭐]

English in general or English/UK English?

Spelling in general is a big mess in the language, no standardization and no rules.

U often sounding like A
I often sounding like A
E sometimes sounding like I

A dozen ways to say "ough".

Same words with different spellings, depending on circumstance - i.e. bass fish and bass guitar.

And so and so on.

[LeftIsBest-James]

in old english, 'Y' is 'Th' a subsitute for 'Thorn'.
So Ye olde pub is 'The olde pub'.

[xDDD]

Problematic
Oppressive
Diversity
Marginalized
Inclusion
Sustainable

[LeftIsBest-James]

Originally posted by xDDD:

Problematic
Oppressive
Diversity
Marginalized
Inclusion
Sustainable

triggering your PTSD?

[Heitor Villa-Lobos]

Bowl - it sounds awful.

Also, any forced abreviations to make a word fit into one syllable.
"Econ", "vuln", "fridge", "app", "ad" etc. Almost anything on this list:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_abbreviations_made_by_shortening_words

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

Wigwam
Snork
Gist
Jazz
Jive