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• Nakakapagpabagabag •

Requested by an IRL friend. Be honest how many of us can actually say the word?/lh Tag a fellow FiloTwster?

Rating the Dormleaders on how they say the word Nakakapagpabagabag with FiloMc:

An admirer of the Queen Of Hearts, tamer of all things mad and crazy, surely someone who can easily memorize 810 rules can pronounce such a word-

"Nakapagabagka- no na..pa.. actually can you repeat that?"

It's not that he finds it difficult, it's more of him not being able to hear the individual syllables when FiloMc said it the first time.

That and the hard accent isn't something he's as used to as the usual lofty English accent he may have had.

Riddle Rosehearts: 6.5/10

The Savanaclaw dorm leader could've had the advantage since afterglow dictation (is I assume) similarly hard like tagalog. That and his hearing is sharp enough to pick up even the quietest of letters when you first said the word.

"Na...ka..kapag..pabagag, no I'm not trying it again-"

Too lazy to even care, not like it affected his pride knowing how he's probably one of the better attempts after seeing you run around places challenging everyone.

Leona might even question if that's a legitimate word in FiloMc's dialect, to which they'd of course prove by using him as an example-

Leona Kingscholar: 8/10

Unlike Riddle, he can adjust his own accent to fit the word's blunt pronunciation. The Sea Witch's orally casted spells were perfect and unhindered so he wasn't about to fall behind his idol-

"Nak..akakaka pagabag. Tsk you said it too fast-"

He's confused but he has the spirit, likely one of the few who doesn't give up until they can say the word perfectly in their sleep.

It took a good hour but he finally perfected the order of the syllables eventually.

Azul Ashengrotto: 7.5/10

Kalim is pretty enthusiastic doing the challenge, perhaps he has a better shot considering the many foreign products he receives as the son of a merchant so otherworldly dialect similarly toned as his own would be easy-

"Nakakapagpabagabag! Was that right? Did I do it good? AHAHAHA I like that word now!"

The fact that he got it on his first try to, when Filo MC asked how he did it he said he just trusted his own gut feeling.

Whatever this meant, they never bothered finding out. Ever since asking him they keep saying the word to themselves oddly amused by how it rolls off his tongue.

Kalim Al Asim: 10/10

A star borne actor of his caliber has of course already encountered many difficult words from his roster of past roles. That and paired with his personal readings through countless textbooks at NRC how he fairs well..

"Nakaka...pagpababagab.? Ara, I'd prefer a written guide thank you."

If you do write out the word for him he'd be able to perfectly pronounce no sweat but since you have to be fair with your other challengers you only counted his first attempt.

He understands and even asks if other words in Filo MC's native tongue were just as blunt and compresses as that. Depends on the time of day honestly-

Vil Schoenheit: 8.5/10

He doesn't, exactly get the word on first hearing. In fact he even questioned whether you're messing with him with gibberish or not.

"That's even worse than ancient scriptures... ahhhh fine fine- Naga bakabag...? See what'd I tell you-"

Unlike Vil or Azul he doesn't even wanna bother learning the word, grimacing at the needlessly difficult lexicon composition but he did manage to get one thing out.

Which was just, to improve ortho's auditory processor but that's it-

Idia Shroud: 5/10

Malleus has likely lived long enough to witness the rise and fall of empires and kingdoms and within this time were many languages. Tell him once and then-

"Naka..kapag..pabagabag. is that it? An intriguing word indeed..."

He may have not been as confident as Kalim but he definitely nailed the request, when asked if he understood it he'd only smile and chuckle.

It was child's play, the only reason he lulled his delivery was because he wasn't entirely sure what the word meant and he'd rather not accidentally start something should the word have been more cynical than it was.

Malleus Draconia: 9.5/10