As a non-native yet quite fluent speaker of English, I was wondering where the letter s was supposed to be in the example above. Thanks for pointing out the very obvious thing anyway, brains can fart at times.
The full sentence is, "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
Intent is to use every letter of the English alphabet. Thing is, I've heard "jumped" for decades now which ironically leads to s being skipped. I say ironically because it's one of the most commonly used letters.
Huh, I don't know where I got it from but I always typed it as this: "the quick little brown fox jumps over the back of the lazy dog" tried googling it just now and all I got was the shorter one.
Cwm fjord bank glyphs vext quiz. This one gets bonus points for not repeating any letters. Also bonus points cause it starts with "cwm fjord" which is objectively funny.
(Meaning: A weird person was annoyed by symbols on the opening of a sea valley's walls)
thank you, I've been racking my brain rereading every word in that sentence looking for the "f". That "of" kept hiding in plain sight. Either that or I'm blind.
Sphinx of black quartz is for edgy nerds who take themselves to seriously. Quick brown fox is chill, like a cool autumn day when the light hits just right and everythings golden. It's bliss
counterpoint: quick broen fox is corporatized af while sphinx of black quartz has one hell of a vibe. you're right that the fox is comfy because the cozy zone is the only spot where fun and corpos intersect and this one just so happens to fall into it but keeping it people-centric was never the point.
case in point: the test sentence we use in my native language translates to "floodproof mirror drill" to test out all our weird diacritics. no autumn vibes there, only corpos
The shortest is apparently "Waltz, bad nymph, for quick jigs vex."
The pangram article also lists "Glib jocks quiz nymph to vex dwarf," but without an article before nymph and dwarf it seems to be written in headlinese. I guess it could say "Glib jocks quiz dwarf nymph to vex" instead.
When I started my career as a telecoms data engineer back in thr '80s the we used QBF to test modems on dial up data connections...the tester had a QBF button that would sent the text to a tester at the other end or it could even test round a loop back to itself.
You could inject errors with a button and these errors would count up on a basic 8 segment red led display to prove everything was working okay...happy days
Agreed. The "Sphinx" sentence is the cooler of the two. I've been using it for a long time. My personal twist: the last word becomes "vowel," not "vow." For me, easier on the ears.
Well there aren't any chickens to be torn apart in this sentence so it's adorable actually. And I mean, I have had dogs for years and never had any of them tear up a chicken, most people with dogs probably don't experience them near chickens much.
... It does include an "F" - Sphinx oF black quartz. It's even in the Wikipedia page noted as a pangram shorter than the lazy dog one (29 letters vs 35).
jumps over the lazy dog.
Otherwise there's no "s."
It tells a short story that's visual and full of words people know how to spell.
Apparently not. ☹️
edit: Aww, they fixed the typo. Now my joke is lame(er).
Mobile phone at 4 Am. Missed the typo. Fixed now.
As a non-native yet quite fluent speaker of English, I was wondering where the letter s was supposed to be in the example above. Thanks for pointing out the very obvious thing anyway, brains can fart at times.
The full sentence is, "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
Intent is to use every letter of the English alphabet. Thing is, I've heard "jumped" for decades now which ironically leads to s being skipped. I say ironically because it's one of the most commonly used letters.
Huh, I don't know where I got it from but I always typed it as this: "the quick little brown fox jumps over the back of the lazy dog" tried googling it just now and all I got was the shorter one.
I suppose people aren't that used to telling stories in the present tense.
The lemmy user writes a quick shitpost
WHERE IS THE H
The?
NEVER MIND
Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs.
Cwm fjord bank glyphs vext quiz. This one gets bonus points for not repeating any letters. Also bonus points cause it starts with "cwm fjord" which is objectively funny.
(Meaning: A weird person was annoyed by symbols on the opening of a sea valley's walls)
I thought cwm meant hill?
Edit: Apparently it means valley. Oops.
This has to be Welsh right?
Not enough double consonants, and fjord makes me think Scandinavian. Probably Swedish, too many vowels for Finnish.
I learned this from reading Ella Minnow Pea in high school.
Two of those words are difficult to spell, a third is quite often misspelled, and the phrase is not as easy to remember.
Someone hasn't been doing their occult exercises before they go to sleep
I always just do them extra thoroughly the night before my yearly checkup at the occultist.
There’s also no “f” in that phrase. The whole point is to showcase a font.
You skipped the "of". Made the same mistake.
Holy shit. My brain has fried
Ikr?
thank you, I've been racking my brain rereading every word in that sentence looking for the "f". That "of" kept hiding in plain sight. Either that or I'm blind.
I think your brain skips these functional words quite easily (but would notice immediately if they are missing, course)
No respect.
Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs.
Don't threaten me with a good time
Discoteca, muñeca, la biblioteca, es el bigote grande, perro, manteca.
Sphinx of black quartz is for edgy nerds who take themselves to seriously. Quick brown fox is chill, like a cool autumn day when the light hits just right and everythings golden. It's bliss
counterpoint: quick broen fox is corporatized af while sphinx of black quartz has one hell of a vibe. you're right that the fox is comfy because the cozy zone is the only spot where fun and corpos intersect and this one just so happens to fall into it but keeping it people-centric was never the point.
case in point: the test sentence we use in my native language translates to "floodproof mirror drill" to test out all our weird diacritics. no autumn vibes there, only corpos
The shortest is apparently "Waltz, bad nymph, for quick jigs vex."
The pangram article also lists "Glib jocks quiz nymph to vex dwarf," but without an article before nymph and dwarf it seems to be written in headlinese. I guess it could say "Glib jocks quiz dwarf nymph to vex" instead.
He even has Resting Vexed Face!
I tried to find a picture of him smiling and I couldn't find one.
I'm pretty sure such a thing doesn't exist! Even that one time in the movies where he laughs, he somehow doesn't smile 😄
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I love it. It reads like an old headline.
oh hey vex is my name
5/10, not a sphinx...
it's jumps not jumped
Abcdefg hijklmnop qrst uvwxyz
But what about abcdefg hijklmnop qrs tuv wx yz?
Here in Denmark it's abcdefg hijklmn opqrstu vwxyzæøå!
Size does matter.
I love everything about that except, being Norwegian, they pronounce Æ wrong 😁
The Danish (and therefore correct 😜) pronunciation is much more akin to the vowel sound in "yeah", "fair" or "there"
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We Germans could beat that since we one one letter more, but we never decided to add the extra letters to the alphabet 🙁
That's how I've always said it
Y and Zed
Qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm
For Germanophones: Qwertzuiopasdfghjklyxcvbnm
For Francophones: Azertyuiopqsdfghjklmwxcvbn
Yeah but in Polish those are actually words
Yes, but the first is an insult so don't use it
Lol
Pyfgcrlaoeuidhtnsqjkxbmwvz?
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I always wanted to learn the alphabet in the correct order. Thanks, mate.
Duh, that was sarcasm.
Amazingly few discotheques provide jukeboxes
It's jumps, not jumped, otherwise there's no S.
And I also prefer the sphinx one.
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Boxers had a zap of gay jock love, quit women.
When I started my career as a telecoms data engineer back in thr '80s the we used QBF to test modems on dial up data connections...the tester had a QBF button that would sent the text to a tester at the other end or it could even test round a loop back to itself.
You could inject errors with a button and these errors would count up on a basic 8 segment red led display to prove everything was working okay...happy days
Because I use the only one that I can remember.
Agreed. The "Sphinx" sentence is the cooler of the two. I've been using it for a long time. My personal twist: the last word becomes "vowel," not "vow." For me, easier on the ears.
Judging vowels:
What about Y?
I will be long dead before I consider Y a vowel
Yykes
That was a witch house band who reached the height of their popularity in 2011, wasn’t it. Wasn’t. It.
If you don't consider Y a vowel my polish name has 9 letters and only one vowel. Has to be a record.
Y not
F teir
what tier is y in?
I use sphinx myself, or “hamburgavons.”
There is no s in the first phrase
In the real one it's "jumps", but "jumped" sounds more right.
I like foxes and dogs, they are cute!
Not when they're tearing a chicken to pieces. I'm just saying.
Leave my pitbull alone
I love owning a pitull, it's a legal way to perform fourth trimester abortions
Well there aren't any chickens to be torn apart in this sentence so it's adorable actually. And I mean, I have had dogs for years and never had any of them tear up a chicken, most people with dogs probably don't experience them near chickens much.
and yet you should be allowed in a kfc? double standards smh
Crazy Frederick bought many very exquisite opal jewels.
Franz jagt im komplett verwahrlosten Taxi quer durch Bayern
Please take that sort of smut outside, thank you very much. There are children present.
Jörg bäckt quasi zwei Haxenfüße vom Wildpony.
Falsches Üben von Xylophonmusik quält jeden größeren Zwerg.
I see "objectively" is going the same way as "literally" into the modern grammar trash heap of uncertain meaning.
Though I do agree that the sphinx one is cooler.
Damn that is cooler
Franz jagt im komplett verwahrlosten Taxi quer durch Bayern
"qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm" gang!
More common words.
Pchnąć w tę łódź jeża lub ośm skrzyń fig
Vypätá dcéra grófa Maxwella s IQ nižším ako kôň núti čeľaď hrýzť hŕbu jabĺk
Cozy lummox gives smart squid who asks for job pen.
How razorback-jumping frogs can level six piqued gymnasts!
Where's S. And V?
The V is in "oVer" and the S is in the "jumpS" which the poster incorrectly wrote in past tense.
Or did you mean the second phrase which contain both?
Okay I missed the word 'over: for the v, but the S was missing and it makes sense given it's posted improperly..
I am not talking about the second one
How do you spell 'of?'
Sphinx of
I'm not checking every other letter though 💀
Edit: I checked😔, they all seem to be there, but I wouldn't trust me
... It does include an "F" - Sphinx oF black quartz. It's even in the Wikipedia page noted as a pangram shorter than the lazy dog one (29 letters vs 35).
I completely missed the letter f the first time through as well...
F is not an English letter. It's German.
🤣🤣🤣
Of
made same mistake lol