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2008/12/6

Random Word Generator

Click anywhere to generate a random combination of letters.

Update: I alternated vowels and consonants so you always get a pronouncable word.

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Tags: simulation

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mjrb4mjrb4

2008/12/6

At the moment, these are more like random combinations of characters than random words - I can't see many people pronouncing nzvnbq for example! I wrote a similar program a long while back and came across a similar problem, but found out the "secret" - alternate vowels and consonants, starting with the latter. That way you get sequences of characters you can pronounce!
BennettBennett

2008/12/7

How would I alternate vowels and consonants?
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sat Jan 31 13:54:11 UTC 2009
mjrb4mjrb4

2009/1/31

You seem to have worked it out! However, remember u is also a consonant :)
qnanqingqnanqing

2009/2/1

ahahaha, i get funny words !
mjrb4mjrb4

2009/2/3

Incidentally, it's not alternating all the time - I've just got siiaqa. OK to pronounce, but u always follows q, and there's 2 i's in a row!

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