The pronunciation stems from it being a long word that needed to be said by a large number of uneducated sailors and communicated quickly. You can, however, pronounce it as you'd expect it to be pronounced and you wouldn't technically be wrong.
Nautical terms are really strange. When you had ships sailing around the world and picking up crew members that spoke different languages and each had their own name for things, it was confusing. Often new words were created by mashing up words from different languages. In this case, it seems like English and French. "c. 1400 (mid-14c. as Anglo-French forechasteil), "short raised deck in the fore part of the ship used in warfare," from Middle English fore- "before" + Anglo-French castel "fortified tower" (see castle (n.)). In broader reference to the part of a vessel forward of the fore rigging, late 15c.; hence, generally, "section of a ship where the sailors live" (by 1840). Spelling fo'c'sle reflects sailors' pronunciation. If at the aft part of a ship, it was an afcastle."
Lol By the way, vsauce is short for 'video game sauce' since he started with that kind of content Edit: Yeah, I forgot that he once said in his video that Vsauce was a randomly generated name. Oh god *face palms*
You both pronounce a consonant when saying prayer, and pronounce the y in the vowel as it turns the letter a into the sound [ei] in both the word pray and prayer, so it’s just not silent either way lol
I've never said "fith" nor have I ever heard someone say it that way. I was shocked and came to the comments where I found out people are claiming the second f IS silent! You people are crazy.
The world & the IPA are kind of biased to the US East Coast and England pronunciations of English words. English has changed the further/longer we've moved from England, and it's not an unadulterated language esp. after the Norman conquest.. That second f definitely wasn't meant to be silent.
@@jumblejumbo I.... still don't get it. Yeah, V is five in Roman numbers...,But what does that have to do with this exactly? Do they mean that "v, meaning five, starts with the f sound?" I mean, x doesn't start with the t sound for ten either - I just don't get why its funny?
he was probably feeling like how you feel when you're writing a thousand word essay and you're a few words off but your mind has become mush and you cannot concentrate enough to add ANYTHING to it.
@@Addison-ne2bnno, it's not, and five doesn't start with a v either, so that still make it the "worst" alphabet ever, v is in five but it isn't in the beginning
@@drama_queen3010 except in spanish isn't spelled like that, it's spelled "mariHuana" and "H" in spanish is silent (most of the time). I've no idea where that "J" in english came from.
@@41-HaikuNo no you see he was actually tweeting an Arabic phrase that means "I will stand up," and it was so intentional that he deleted the tweet 2 minutes later and then denied that he posted it (don't Google what "I will stand up" in Arabic actually is because that's fake news or whatever).
so you're the kinda person UA-cam did this for, eh? these things are garbage and good channels are doing them only to satisfy the UA-cam algorithms. It's YT trying to be TikTok, trying to hook the no-attention-span, can't-be-bothered-to-roatate-their-phone kids.
In fifth grade, I had an argument with a classmate over whether Pterodactyl started with a silent P To settle it, as I walked into the classroom, I asked my teacher to confirm that pterodactyl started with a P. To my everlasting bitterness, she gave me a baffled look and said "no, it obviously starts with T", then waved me on. Naturally my friend took this as a victory. As I said, I am still bitter.
@Heath You do realize that a letter in a word can be silent in one accent and pronounced in another, right? Some accents pronounce the "h" in "herbs", while others say "erbs"
That's the evolution of French... Dropping the last consonants and last vowels out of basically every word. Though the "z" in "rendez" actually can be pronounced ("Rendez en 2 bleus" /ʁãdez ã dø blø/ "Make 2 of them blue").
@@steebie7775 ??? I mean idk bout taking it that seriously. Language always shifts and complex sounds are simplified. I wouldn't be surprised to discover I had mad the f in fifth silent without thinking about it, it is kind of a tough tongue move.
I showed this to my 5 year old (he can read well) and the look of horror when he saw "a is for Aisle"was unforgettable! He declined when I offered to get him the book.
@@ldmtag In terms of vowels, there is an /a/ in the diphthong /ai/, but the problem is that that diphthong is usually associated with the letter "i" in English. So the word "aisle" is pronounced exactly the same as the word "isle", and most English speakers would see the A as redundant.
Most of the intelligence community doesn't believe he exist, but the ones who do call him the Silent Soldier. He is credited with over two dozen assassinations in the last 50 years.
Oh I have a copy of this book; a very clever, funny and informative one. The illustration is beautiful. Topgallant is pronounced as to'ge'ln, midshipman traditionally as mijipmn.
I remember my 5th grade English teacher gave all the words from this book to us as an April fools day spelling test and I almost cried. Best alphabet book ever 10/10 would recommend to make children cry.
That's how you pronounce forecastle?!
Yep 😁 I also love that a common spelling of it is fo'c's'le
ive been enlightened
The pronunciation stems from it being a long word that needed to be said by a large number of uneducated sailors and communicated quickly. You can, however, pronounce it as you'd expect it to be pronounced and you wouldn't technically be wrong.
Nautical terms are really strange. When you had ships sailing around the world and picking up crew members that spoke different languages and each had their own name for things, it was confusing. Often new words were created by mashing up words from different languages. In this case, it seems like English and French.
"c. 1400 (mid-14c. as Anglo-French forechasteil), "short raised deck in the fore part of the ship used in warfare," from Middle English fore- "before" + Anglo-French castel "fortified tower" (see castle (n.)). In broader reference to the part of a vessel forward of the fore rigging, late 15c.; hence, generally, "section of a ship where the sailors live" (by 1840). Spelling fo'c'sle reflects sailors' pronunciation. If at the aft part of a ship, it was an afcastle."
Sailors, man. Topsail is "tops'l", boatswain is "bosun", bowline is "bo-lin".
Good thing V is never silent, otherwise Vsauce would be yelling "Hey! Sauce! Michael here"
That would of been a great intro for this video, I bet he's kicking himself
Hey! I need some sauce here!
@@MITUK hahaha truee
Hey Sauce! Mim heh
That’s the joke…
so thats why Vsauce cant be silenced
U win the comment section 👏
Lmao
@@Orangecatty agree
Gold
Worth a like
"faux pas"
What a good ENGLISH word 😂
It's as English as Rendezvous
@@justinwhite2725it's a french word😭😭😭😭
Yes,just as rendez vous☺️
@@banana83885 Went a little over your head, huh. 😂😂
Lots of English is just French and a bunch of other languages wrapped in a trench coat
“D is for Djibouti” is gonna be the name of my next mixtape
Having been to Djibouti, I'd be careful what you do with your D there.
maybe a sheik from there. just a thought.
“V is for five” is honestly an incredibly clever workaround
can you explain it please?
@@_eIIiot V is 5 in roman numerals.
@@ufukgundogar41 ohh okay thank u
Oooh that _is_ clever! I didn't even realise
also V is actually kinda silent in five
I like how the pterodactyl is also a psychic
WHOA that's genius, thanks I would have never noticed that
And the ewe is giving a eulogy
And the Knight is kneeling!
The aisle wasn't cleaned in aeons.
@@SnailSnail-lo4pmBritish eon smh
One may argue it's the "s" in "aisle" that is silent.
yeh true, in fact the 'ai' combination is a dipthong pronounced like the word eye or I
very true
it's both "a" and "s" actually
My initial guess was F, and I find "fifth" dubious.
And you are supposed to pronounce the "d" in "handkerchief."
@@newguy371 i feel like yes?
That's why Michael chose "V" for "Vsauce"; it's the most stable, reliable letter in the English alphabet.
Lol
Lol
By the way, vsauce is short for 'video game sauce' since he started with that kind of content
Edit: Yeah, I forgot that he once said in his video that Vsauce was a randomly generated name. Oh god *face palms*
@@priyanshusonkar5381 no. It was created by a random name generator.
@@priyanshusonkar5381 I'm sorry WHAT
Because Michael learns from his mistakes.
“Business, marijuana, knife, talk”
Something is adding up here
Ya- snitches get stitches. Best remain silent
heeheeheehaw
@@successfulusername and snitches dont get b1tches
🤣🤣🤣
dont forget pneumonia
You definitely pronounce the Y in prayer!’ 😅😭 I do lol
pray your?
@@gr.4380obviously not, pronouncing the y doesn't change the e into an o, it's prayer not prær
You both pronounce a consonant when saying prayer, and pronounce the y in the vowel as it turns the letter a into the sound [ei] in both the word pray and prayer, so it’s just not silent either way lol
@@gr.4380 no, it's literally pray-er.
Not in my dialect. It's IPA: pɹɛɚ or pɹɛɹ.
I've never said "fith" nor have I ever heard someone say it that way. I was shocked and came to the comments where I found out people are claiming the second f IS silent! You people are crazy.
Huh? Fith, fif, and fifth are all pronounced exactly the same. What are you on about? First time learning English bud?
I have never said "fith." 😂
I've always pronounced the second f. I looked it up and it can be pronounced both ways.
@@BombSquad.MP4ain't no way bro thinks fif and fith sounds the same
The world & the IPA are kind of biased to the US East Coast and England pronunciations of English words. English has changed the further/longer we've moved from England, and it's not an unadulterated language esp. after the Norman conquest..
That second f definitely wasn't meant to be silent.
The fact that half of those words are French just shows how much the French people care
Ironically, the P in Pterodactyl is pronounced in French.
@@TheZapan99 they just want to be cool I guess
@@TheZapan99 How estupid!
@@gl1tched142 well I mean, there's a letter so they pronounce it 😆
@@zectalyx930 bro are you good?
Bro really said FITH
I have never heard anyone say FIFTH without two clear Fs.
V was already my favorite letter of the alphabet and now that's another reason to love it!
“V is for five” has got to be the smartest solution they could’ve made. Literally impressive
I dont get it 😭😂 can you explain?
@@jumblejumbo aaaaah took me a little 😂 thx lol
@@lilly4617:o another Lilly! Hiiiii
A fellow enstarrie, I was not expecting this but we are everywhere
@@jumblejumbo I.... still don't get it. Yeah, V is five in Roman numbers...,But what does that have to do with this exactly? Do they mean that "v, meaning five, starts with the f sound?" I mean, x doesn't start with the t sound for ten either - I just don't get why its funny?
Bro really just revived “covfefe”
It never died. It is eternal
@@ptrkmr *h*
@@lubomirkubasdQw4w9WgXcQ *h*
@@ArabForce h
Vsauce brought it back and never explained it to us
Q also makes a K sound so it's still pronounced in laqour.
Bro casually dropped knife talk in there
S in Aisle: 🗿
The E: 🗿
Aisle? More like, I'll
E A in Tea: 🗿
@@nsshah25 ueue in Queue: 🗿
@@nsshah25EA in tea is silent until you pay the monthly subscription 🌚.
imagine how the guy making that book must've felt when he tried to look for a word with a silent V
fr
he was probably feeling like how you feel when you're writing a thousand word essay and you're a few words off but your mind has become mush and you cannot concentrate enough to add ANYTHING to it.
he probably felt similair to "x" and started looking for french words
@@DeadSpacedOutSo specific, yet so relatable.
@@vreikezen8268 Yes, and I also somehow misspelled writing... I think my brain was still mush when I wrote that comment lol.
"E is for U"
aw thank you Michael I appreciate your little gift
Marijuana is wild for an alphabet book💀
it's not in the book, and marijuana doesn't start with J, and the J in marijuana isn't even silent, terrible example
@@arcaears hooold on, the J IS silent? we talking about like the sound in "judge"
@@Rikq the j sounds like H. Mary huana
@@arcaears therefore it is silent
@@arcaears yeh agreed, in marijuana, the 'j' corresponds to a 'w' sound, it's not silent at all, imo
V stood up for itself to not be silenced, well done V, vhat a fantastic example!
Like the V for Vendetta
Bravo Vince!
It is why V is for Vendetta
Be like V guys.
My mind instantly went for v(taehyung) from bts
"Please use Djibouti in a sentence"
"dayum girl Djibouti is thicc"
Djibouti is relatively small
This D is for Djibouti
I… was thinking the same
@@Dubdsy Lol, nice one 😂
make you djibouti a slave trade for me😫
I guess I've been saying "fifth" wrong my whole life if the second f is supposed to be silent.
Lol. Me too!
Feel like I’ve seen that book cover before
Makes V for Vendetta even more poetic. The one letter that can never be silenced.
Same for Vsauce lol
🌽
I love V for Vendetta
It got me so fucked up
Damn
@@LuciusLucius such a good movie.
I accidentally watched this with the audio muted and thought the video was intentionally silent
Lmao
"Vsauce Effect"
thats something vsauce would do and I'd just go with it
My dad and brother watched half of A Quiet Place before they realized it was supposed to have sound lmao
@@js8qp2pwisos took it too seriously
I think we should start calling him 'sause'
"Djibouti" 💀
What?
you're 11
@@JohnSmith-el4ez wut
@@dyrroth9296 He said that because of your sense of humor matching an 11 year old’s
Ur clearly a little kid
“V is for Five” is actually brilliant
@Addison-ne2bn, it might be referencing the Roman numeral V
@@SPYROSTSABOURIS🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@Duenschissdoktor😂😢😮😅
@@SPYROSTSABOURISI think you might be right
@@Addison-ne2bnno, it's not, and five doesn't start with a v either, so that still make it the "worst" alphabet ever, v is in five but it isn't in the beginning
Hence the name "Vsauce": Michael refuses to stay silent and actively searches for knowledge to pass down to us
Yes
sauce
Pretty sure it was randomly generated but ok
Very nice
It's sad Vsauce2 and Vsauce3 got left behind because a numbering scheme.
Love the fun bouncy energy here. Thumbnail graphic is also very nice
“Knife-Talk” i see what you did there.
"Business"
okay
"Marijuana"
what
Marijuana is a spanish word in which the “j” is pronounced “h” so he’s also wrong
i was talking abt the difference between buisness and Marijuana, tho you are right
@@drama_queen3010In English “marijuana” doesn’t make an h sound either
@@drama_queen3010 it's pronounced as mari'uana in English so he's not
@@drama_queen3010 except in spanish isn't spelled like that, it's spelled "mariHuana" and "H" in spanish is silent (most of the time). I've no idea where that "J" in english came from.
Can't believe Vsauce finally solved the covfefe mystery!
"coverage"
I can't believe his channel gained a following by just calling it "sauce"
@@41-HaikuNo no you see he was actually tweeting an Arabic phrase that means "I will stand up," and it was so intentional that he deleted the tweet 2 minutes later and then denied that he posted it (don't Google what "I will stand up" in Arabic actually is because that's fake news or whatever).
My farts are better than Vsauce’s farts
@@p-__ This is the kind of bot we need
"Marijuana, knife, talk"
Someone should check up on Michael
Thats why Vsauce named him Vsauce 🗿🗿
From now on we should just call vsauce as ,,sauce’’ so its the only word in english language where v is scilent.
@donut man Of doesnt have a ve in it, its just that it sounds like a ve at the end
@@FewVidsJustComments Naive?
@@DamonDraven that's pronounced with the v
@@DamonDraven Nope, the v is pronounced in that word too
@@FewVidsJustComments Yeah, but isn't it pronounced as an F, like "naïf"? English isn't my first language though, so I'm not sure.
"V" is silent when V knows what's good for it and doesn't want it's knees broken.
"Hey V, wanna know how a w is made?"
lmaoooo
Cuh-nees
Great news: V doesnt have legs.
If you can use words from other languages like rendez-vous, faux-pas, and marijuana then bvlgaria would be the closest thing
I can't stop thinking every line this guy says is an elaborate bit
Gosh, I love the music when Michael is about to get real deep into thing's.
Vsauce has a talent for making me mildly anxious about something that’s usually non-consequential
The music, the tone of voice,,, it truly is an anxious person's worst nightmare
@@Byryles The upclose odd angles on his facial expressions.
Inconsequential?
Definitely the music. I remember having a creepy backrooms-ish dream one time with the music playing down the halls lol
"Or does he?"
Covfefe being the legitimate closest we've ever gotten to a silent V is hilarious.
*Fie* Foe Three Too Won
vraisemblance
Rendezvous /randiou/
Don't forget, that's from the same clown who tried to convince us that Thailand is pronounced like the English word for thighs.
no at the end of the video it showed five which can be pronounced two ways, faive and fie
Aisle seems like pretty accurate first two vowels, at least for so many languages.
The casual roast was immaculate
V is simply just so loud it can't be silenced
as i person whose name starts with v, i feel appreciated
@@Stup1d...rsame
Double-v
thank you 🥶
No way GD player
I love how Michael is making bite sized versions of his videos.
You the new guy
They're called shorts
@@masterpaine9161 yeah well that name sucks, i call them bite-sized
@@masterpaine9161 You can fit your entire fist in your mouth, while I can fit an entire UA-cam short into mine.
We are not the same.
@@imrustyokaytrue that
so you're the kinda person UA-cam did this for, eh?
these things are garbage and good channels are doing them only to satisfy the UA-cam algorithms. It's YT trying to be TikTok, trying to hook the no-attention-span, can't-be-bothered-to-roatate-their-phone kids.
I really look forward to watching you get your first norm and no doubt the GM title in the end!
Sounds like a sleeper activation phrase 😭
V is never silent because he likes to monologue too much.
Him and his God damn book of V
Very verbal, verbose, voluminous verbiage.
A+ comment you caught me so off guard
My farts are better than Vsauce’s farts
Remember, remember the Vth of November...
"D is for your booty"
Man i need to clean my brain
AY DJIBOUTI IS A OK COUNTRY
@@davidproduction6245 dj booty 💀
"I came looking for booty."
-a wise man, probably
@@rattler.stoopeednaw 💀💀
D is for your V
“The example word is pterrible”
'So why isn't it deleted from the word' 🗿🍷
I could have sworn the V in Vsauce was silent...
Then you must be on the (V)sauce
You call it Esauce?
@@andreaspatsalides1914 What vlse?
@@KernelLeak YVSSSSS XD
In literally every video he says "Hey! Vsauce, Michael here"
The V was never silent.
In fifth grade, I had an argument with a classmate over whether Pterodactyl started with a silent P To settle it, as I walked into the classroom, I asked my teacher to confirm that pterodactyl started with a P. To my everlasting bitterness, she gave me a baffled look and said "no, it obviously starts with T", then waved me on. Naturally my friend took this as a victory. As I said, I am still bitter.
This is the saddest story ever encapsulating all authorities that have disappointed us collectively
@@LucasDanielSantoro I'm so glad someone understands my pain. :'(
I need a written apology letter from the teacher as well as an apology video from your friend with tears!
ua-cam.com/video/6r7BYOcwCD8/v-deo.htmlsi=CYKbL3eThvnKntZ0
I’ve never been more angry reading a comment
I’d argue the y in prayer isn’t silent in all accents, but I’m sure there’s another word where it is silent
So I kept watching this short until I saw the answer. And when I saw it, I started thinking about Murder Drones.
Maybe we should start pretending the V is silent in Vsauce.
lol
Yup..nice catch!
Do u watch Sauce?!
Undeterred comment
@@jagraj7015bros doing meth instead of math
@@billyism Michael white
Oddly enough, whenever the letter V is silent in a word it gets dropped completely. "O'er the land of the free" and "ne'er-do-well" are good examples.
That could be a case for it being silently actually. Nothing is stopping us from dropping silents in other words.
... the v isn't silent in either of those two words
@@vyor8837 Hate to break it to you but it most certainly is silent.
@Heath You do realize that a letter in a word can be silent in one accent and pronounced in another, right? Some accents pronounce the "h" in "herbs", while others say "erbs"
Silent in a words, spoken with certain accents*
To be fair, rendezvous isn't English so much as directly lifted from French, and they'll make _anything_ silent.
That's the evolution of French... Dropping the last consonants and last vowels out of basically every word. Though the "z" in "rendez" actually can be pronounced ("Rendez en 2 bleus" /ʁãdez ã dø blø/ "Make 2 of them blue").
I had this book when I was younger 😅
and here i am, always pronouncing the second f in fifth
Some of this definitely varies by region. Everyone I know pronounces that f and some of the other "silent" letters too.
I pronounce the L in talk
ifth
Maybe it's a dialect thing, but I have always pronounced both Fs in "fifth".
No u r totally right
"fith" What's a fith?
It's not a dialect thing, you're right, and this dude is wrong. I used to love his videos, but I can't take him seriously anymore.
💯 correct. Do these same people not pronounce the f in twelfth? 🤷🏽♀️. I’m from the Northeast US; I’ve never heard anyone not pronounce an f
@@steebie7775 ??? I mean idk bout taking it that seriously. Language always shifts and complex sounds are simplified. I wouldn't be surprised to discover I had mad the f in fifth silent without thinking about it, it is kind of a tough tongue move.
That's actually one of the *BEST* alphabet books ever
Imagine reading thisto your child and being like "M is for Marijuana..."
The writers really said "we do a bit of trolling"
I showed this to my 5 year old (he can read well) and the look of horror when he saw "a is for Aisle"was unforgettable! He declined when I offered to get him the book.
But... A is not silent in [ail]😟😰
@@ldmtag In terms of vowels, there is an /a/ in the diphthong /ai/, but the problem is that that diphthong is usually associated with the letter "i" in English. So the word "aisle" is pronounced exactly the same as the word "isle", and most English speakers would see the A as redundant.
Can I just say as a parent I would have and did in fact cackle at this. 😂😂😂
@@alosialee as a non parent, I too cackled like an old lady at this.
@@ekuu8918but isn't aisle pronounced as aile
Knife, talk
My mind: im mr body catcher
the second f in "fifth" is absolutely NOT silent.
Yeah like how are we supposed to say "That's the fith kid of mine"
neither is the J in marijuana who is this idiot
Being half Djiboutian, it feels rather strange but satisfying to see my tiny nation being mentioned.
Funnily, the book could've also used djinn.
some random ass military power: can we build a base here?
djibouti: ¥€$
@@salakast or djent
Don't feel bad. Djibouti is a favorite among 7th grade geography classes. You can always hear a chuckle...
Do Djiboutians make jokes about living in ja booty? Joking about butts is a universal constant.
For every second you are not running, Michael gets closer
But Michael only gets half as close as he was before. So does he ever reach you?
@@sebbo128 *moonman starts playing*
Remember to state your velocity after you hug him and run.
Man just spoiled the entire book in 15 seconds
Me as a person with V letter in my name be like :
YES
WE FINALLY HAVE A VOICE CLIP OF VSAUCE SAYING MARIJUANA
let the memes commence
Que les memes commence 😈
Because you didn't want to use ayahuasca.
Lmao
🤓
holy band kid
"D is for ya booty" - Michael Vsauce
djibouti is a country
@@grizz865 I got a D for your bootay.
*Michael*
@@assininecomment1630 thanks for noticing, can't be having a typo on a comment that's getting this many likes lol
💀💀💀
he be telling a whole story
Aisle literally starts with the sound "ah" lol
Whoever decided to spell the word "ne'er-do-well" didn't realise the consequences of their actions
Yooooooooooo! English major here - I'm stealing that word for class covering this! You're a genius! I forgot about ne'er!
Ne’er, e’er and o’er all follow that convention.
This isn't the same as silent, it's a contraction
the missing letter is g
I love it tho.
V is very vocal.
👍
@@pontustve1thegoldendragon483 ua-cam.com/users/shortsON63yOtgkvk?feature=shareb
👍
👍
English Language: It's silent..... Me: You're lying!!!
Bro thought he could skip V and thought we wouldn't notice 😂😂😂😂
"D is for Djibouti" is my new favourite chat-up line. 😂😂
🤣🤣
_It’s good to be D_
If someone takes over Djibouti, I hope they say, “I GOT DJIBOUTI!”
Im from Djibouti 😂
@@luckdonci I'm not sure how I feel about that 😂
Bros about to activate a super soldier with all these words.
Lolololol
Spiral staircase
Rhinoceros beetle
Desolation Row
Fig tart
Rhinoceros beetle
Via Dolorosa
Rhinoceros beetle
Singularity point
Giotto
Angel
Hydrangea
Rhinoceros beetle
Singularity point
Secret emperor
@@MrTeddy12397 NO
I understood that reference
Most of the intelligence community doesn't believe he exist, but the ones who do call him the Silent Soldier. He is credited with over two dozen assassinations in the last 50 years.
Oh I have a copy of this book; a very clever, funny and informative one. The illustration is beautiful.
Topgallant is pronounced as to'ge'ln, midshipman traditionally as mijipmn.
My elementary teacher used a book similar to this because we needed to learn about silent letters
The fact that everyone somehow agreed on a way to pronounce Covfefe is hilarious
I always thought it was pronounced kah-FEEF
Trump actually says the word in a video, it's on the Wikipedia page for covfefe.
I pronounce it coh fee fee
Tbh i thought it was co-vef-ee
Coh-Feh-fay. Like Pepe the Frog.
“Business Marijuana knife talk” sounds like what your ‘big brother’ does
💀
i can confirm this is what my little sister thinks i do
But the question is, is she right@@40hzLMAO
@@elfishmoss1457lol definitely not dude look at his profile
@@elfishmoss1457 without the business part yea pretty much
Forecastle rocked my world.
Ahh! you made it here so now complete Jonny RaZer's secret ending quiz.
I was expecting
"This is the worst alphabet book ever"
"OR IS IT??"
music starts playing
"Hey! Vsauce, Micheal here."@@endertrade4893
LOL
I remember my 5th grade English teacher gave all the words from this book to us as an April fools day spelling test and I almost cried. Best alphabet book ever 10/10 would recommend to make children cry.
"10/10 to make children cry" lmaoooooo😅😭
I NEED this if I ever become a teacher.
I got this book twice for the same Christmas lol
bro was brainstorming silent letters for hours
Damn...Trump was making history with covfefe and we didn't even know it. Dude was ahead of his time.
Truly one of the presidents of all time.
@@Zika42 somehow xd
I know many terrific beautiful American-made words, everyone agrees.
@@ThBlueSalamander here before a political argument happens lol
@@bosssnurp5912 lol me too
Vsauce: v is never silent
My friend who calls him “sauce”:
Underrated comment 😂
"white sauce"
Sauce?
hey sauce, mich here
Who is your favourite UA-camr?
*Sauce*
When that one friend got that Djibouti
I’m just seeing this short again and I just realized my teacher helped make that book