Re: What's your favorite sounding word in any language?

Benct Philip Jonsson scripsit:

> I read somewhere that some dialects still have /e/.
About half of all Hungarian-speakers have this vowel pretty consistently,
although it's not part of the standard language.  Dialectologists notate
it ë, though it patterns with the short vowels, not the long ones.

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