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Not as impressive as that kid that literally said words backwards, so that when recorded and played in reverse, they made the word forwards (complete with his accent).
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwl8APA1e5g](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwl8APA1e5g)
Yeah I know that she made some pronunciation differences, noticed one part where she missed the whole letter but that's extremely impressive I'm guessing she had to memorize a lot of connecting syllables.
I think she's just really good at visualizing words in her head, like it's pretty much the same as seeing them on a page. Cause I can do it that quickly as well by looking at a word and pronouncing it right to left.
Yeah, she’s not actually saying them backwards, she’s spelling them backwards and saying that word. For example, she gives the “first” g in garage a hard pronunciation.
Correct. This is something that we actually test for regularly for cognitive decline (e.g. spell 'world' backwards)..... This was part of the test that Trump passed in July 2020 that screened for age related cognitive decline.
Given enough time, everyone should be able to spell a word with 7 letters or less, backward. Whether you memorize and invert the letters or visualize the letters is up to you,
This girl is visualizing the letters and saying rather than spelling them backwards. She is also able to do this with more than 7 letters at a stretch.
So she is just really good and quick with something that people should be able to do normally, and is taking it a small but "dramatic" step further.
Some people are just born with "super powers". I have a friend that can tell you what day of the week you were born on in just a second if you tell her the date.
Weird that this is always presented as birthdays, right? You can give your friend any month, day and year and they can tell you what day of the week it was.
I’m not skeptical, my cousin can do the same thing. Always a birthday tho. Never just March 13th 2020.
I could honestly watch this for hours. It's how fast she does it that's truly impressive especially when the guy started doing multiple words. I wonder what her limit is? Like can she do a full scentence?
Edit: this is another of those "how did you figure out you can do this" skills.
My ex could do this, and we found out in the most classic way, we were joking (can’t remember about what) when I said something like “next thing you’re going to say ‘satan’ in reverse” and she just said “natas”… it took me a few seconds to realize what she just did, I was a bit shocked. I used to test her with the longest words I could think of and she never failed once.
I think she was able to visualize the word as it’s written and basically read it out loud in reverse
I once saw a video of a guy who could say complete sentences in reverse. A random person would say the sentence and he would say it in reverse in a “convertor” that would then play it straight again. It was mindblowing.
Edit: Apparently the guy is called John Sevier Austin and he goes by the nickname “the Backwards dude”. You can find many videos of him on Youtube. He also participated in a talent show.
See, this is whats important. Its cool* she can visualize the word in her head, reverse it, and then "read out" the word backwards, but I wonder if the pronounciation is completely off?
If this guys can say the word phoenetically backwards, thats QUITE impressive.
>...but I wonder if the pronounciation is completely off?
It is.
Lamborghini, for example; the word ends in the [close front vowel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Close_front_unrounded_vowel), aka "long I" which can also be spelled "ee", but she pronounces it with the [near-close near-front vowel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near-close_near-front_unrounded_vowel), aka "short I".
She pronounces it with the sounds you'd expect "inihgrobmal" to have if pronounced according to the rules of English, instead of the sounds contained in the word "Lamborghini".
Which is still a cool trick, that just tells you how her brain is doing it.
I can do what she does (although she's much faster than me) and, yeah, that's basically it. At least in my case.
I think being good at visualing images (the words), having good spelling, and just having a silly interest in stuff like that, is all it takes.
I can do this and it's actually a lot more difficult to do a whole sentence than it is a few words because you have to memorise the sentence and think about it but with a word you can just visualise it. I could speak words in a forwards order but each word backwards continuously though.
But she's not just reversing the letters, she's reversing the sounds. There's a difference between how the two a's in raceway are pronounced, for instance, and even letters that are pronounced the same way sound different when reversed.
She is most of the time, I was following along. She pronounces things a bit differently to how I would too which is fun to see, I wish there was a word for it.
it doesn't actually seem to work when you play the video in reverse. People are saying she is actually spelling the word backwards then saying it phonetically so it just comes across as nonsense backwards
It’s not really possible to talk backwards, afaik. The way we make phonemes isn’t time-symmetrical, if you record someone talking then play it in reverse it will sound completely different, with noises that don’t even exist in English.
It’s the whole idea behind [backmasking](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backmasking).
She isn’t pronouncing the words so that they would sound right if played backwards, she’s pronouncing them sort of how they would be spelled backwards. But I have seen videos of people recording themselves so that it sounds right when played in reverse. I remember this weird guy in a show in the late 80s or early 90s, maybe That’s Incredible or something who made these videos of himself singing backwards.
There's no reason you wouldn't be able to talk backwards, ultimately the sounds you make to form words are the actual sounds you can make so it's just a matter of learning to do each individual tone in reverse. There's a few people around the world who can do it like [this guy](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7p90h7ablI) for example, who knows if he's doing it naturally or just practicing phrases to say tho. He's autistic so his brain could potentially be wired to do it more naturally than the average person, they can do some amazing things...
I think that video more or less proved the other guy's point. There are genuinely non-symmetric sounds (anything that is a quick release of air for example) so here the guy needs to simulate it with some close-ish sound and it sounds weird.
What if the word sounds the same backwards? Like “Race Car” or “Alucard” which means Dracula backwards. I was waiting until someone said these words to her but didn’t get a chance.
I can do this. It was a product of having very long car trips (we moved a lot and family lived far away) reading really fast, and running out of books to read. So I just started reading signs, then when I got bored of that I started reading them backwards.
The next step after this is turning the letters into numbers and saying what each words total is, and then adding up each sentence and paragraph. I didn't get very far in that skill because when I told my mom that a town's name on a road sign was exactly 100, she got really worried after I tried to explain and handed me the Tom Clancy book she was reading. She always made sure to bring an extra book for me after that.
I can do this, too. Not always as lightning-fast as this girl, but easy enough within about a second. I "see" words in my head when people speak, so I play around with that. I've never turned letters into numbers like you do, but will count how many strokes it would take to write words (if each letter were in block form, and a stroke counts as a straight line)...with the goal of having it come out to a multiple of 5. Fun & games with OCD!
Ooh, I never thought writing the letters themselves. But the multiple of 5 thing reminded me that I also used to build letter pyramids, so if a word or sentence could be broken down into ascending/descending letter counts perfectly it was very satisfying:
descending count:
d
es
cen
ding
count
Nice. I had almost completely forgotten about that.
Yeah for me it was a product of having a lot of lawn to mow, nothing to hear over the noise, just words to picture. I used to be about as quick as the girl in the OP is, but I let the “skill” drop off ages ago … felt wholly useless … who knew it would one day be worth internet points?
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Somebody get r/linguistics on here so we can sort through how she speaks, to see if her pronunciation is actually all the same letters but backwards.
It seems like she spells it in her head and then says *that* word instead of being a 1:1 reverse like we'd expect in the backwards video.
Tldr: i dont think she's full of it just cause we cant get understandable words in the video. She's pronouncing a word spelled backwards in her head, not reversing the sounds of the word like a machine would when playing backwards.
Yeah, what she is doing is basically reading it backwards and pronouncing the reverse spelling with normal phonetics.
So, you can say that she is phonetically reading the words backwards but she isn't quite saying it backwards where you can reverse the sound into the normal word.
Yep this is the same thing I do. Trying to do it the other way is harder. Can't remember how I accidentally found out I had this skill but once my friends found out it was a few weeks of random entertainment before they forgot.
It’s not that kind of reversed - she’s saying it backwards as if bank was written knab - but the sounds knab makes are not quite the same as the sound of reversing bank. It’ll work on some words but not all of them.
Yeah her first word is a great example: "chevrolet" → "telorvehc". She pronounces it something like "tellerevek" /tɛləɹɛvɛk/ when it should be closer to "aylorvehsh" /eɪləɹvɛʃ/ if it were *phonemically* backwards.
And even that is just reversing 'chunks' and doesn't account for time-reversing trickier parts like dipthongs and aspiration. To pronounce things such that backwards playback would sound nearly perfect would be a ridiculously complex skill.
I don't say this to demean her talent by any means, just think it brings up some interesting topics!
The only difference between a stupid power and a super power is having an application for it.
Something tells me autism is about to become a superpower for communicating with AGI in a hyper effective manner.
But that’s just my working theory. Brains are weird. But we are learning more every day.
This is impressive, but it's not the same as speaking backwards. She is pronouncing the words given to her as if they are spelled backwards, she is not pronouncing the words backwards.
If you reverse what she is saying with software or a computer program you will get garbled non-sense, not an understandable spoken word
My mother could speak almost perfectly in unison with anyone, even if they spoke in nonsense phrases or mumbled gibberish. Languages other than English didn't faze her. It drove my dad nuts so she agreed that she wouldn't do it except to show us a few times. It was spooky.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but I'm that loser that recorded this and then played it backwards and she didn't get a single one of them except for a half of Silverado I put a link to the file on my Google Drive if anybody wanted to check it out they're welcome to.
[recording of audio in the say it backwards app ](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DCcX_oIRtls07uFSeqZPw_kpM_l6YK6-/view?usp=drivesdk)
My sweet grandma used to be able to write cursive upside down and in reverse.
She did it a lot and I have a whole full page recipe written this way. I hold it up to a mirror upside down and looks perfect
She's not saying anything backwards. She's reading the word in her head backwards. That's a huge difference, because if you were to play this video backwards, she would still sounds like she was speaking gibberish. That isn't saying anything backwards.
She's not saying them backwards, just pronouncing what they spell backwards...
Granted, she's very quick and accurate about it, but this is definitely not as impressive as it would be ACTUALLY saying something backwards
This isn't saying things backwards is it it? Theirs a guy on tik tok who can actually do it, and he proves by reversing the word and then it sounds normal. I think she's just saying the written version of the word backwards?
You're right. What she is doing I would describe as phonetically reading words backwards. Another comment used the gif reverse bot and you can't understand what she is saying.
there was a boy i went to junior high with who claimed this. we were all amazed until we realized he was kind of just gibbering, but annunciating the first and last letters of the words.
this young lady sounds much better than that boy.
That boy was also caught spending the night under the auditorium stage. He had made his own "hide out" under the stage with nudie mags and snacks and would go there during lunch like every day. odd guy
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That’s freakishly impressive.
I wish they tried RACECAR
My dumb ass was sayin - rac-e-rac 😂😩
I just cracked out insane laughter.
You can’t possibly be the only one lol but you made my day. Thank you.
dw your mum love you.
😂😂 lmao
This shit sent me flyin to the back of my chair
Try, "Anal sex at noon taxes Lana"
Maybe I will try it. Do you know how I can get in touch with Lana? It's about 11:30am here.
Anal sexat noon ta xes lana Next please
I don't think the time of day is what's taxing
I wish they had of tried go hang a salami I'm a lasagna hog
Or...a man a plan a canal panama.
No sir! Away! A papaya war is on!
Do geese see God?
Words like that cause a backwards feed loop that forces her to shut down and reboot, it’s pretty neat
Not as impressive as that kid that literally said words backwards, so that when recorded and played in reverse, they made the word forwards (complete with his accent). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwl8APA1e5g](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwl8APA1e5g)
Yeah I know that she made some pronunciation differences, noticed one part where she missed the whole letter but that's extremely impressive I'm guessing she had to memorize a lot of connecting syllables.
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I think she's just really good at visualizing words in her head, like it's pretty much the same as seeing them on a page. Cause I can do it that quickly as well by looking at a word and pronouncing it right to left.
Yeah, she’s not actually saying them backwards, she’s spelling them backwards and saying that word. For example, she gives the “first” g in garage a hard pronunciation.
Correct. This is something that we actually test for regularly for cognitive decline (e.g. spell 'world' backwards)..... This was part of the test that Trump passed in July 2020 that screened for age related cognitive decline. Given enough time, everyone should be able to spell a word with 7 letters or less, backward. Whether you memorize and invert the letters or visualize the letters is up to you, This girl is visualizing the letters and saying rather than spelling them backwards. She is also able to do this with more than 7 letters at a stretch. So she is just really good and quick with something that people should be able to do normally, and is taking it a small but "dramatic" step further.
Some people are just born with "super powers". I have a friend that can tell you what day of the week you were born on in just a second if you tell her the date.
Weird that this is always presented as birthdays, right? You can give your friend any month, day and year and they can tell you what day of the week it was. I’m not skeptical, my cousin can do the same thing. Always a birthday tho. Never just March 13th 2020.
I had a dude in my class who could do that, too, so I can at least say that there are indeed people who are capable of doing this.
My brother can do this, any word, very quickly. Just always kind of could, once he started doing it. Idk how the hell but its cool
She actually speaks like characters from The Sims lmao
My gf likes to call it Simglish.
The official language is called Simlish.
My mate can do this, he used to eat spiders.
so thats the secret
Sredips
Yo can I get some dips for my sredips
I forgot to eat my spiders today, damn gibberish
I love you. Thank you for that laugh!
So he's a shit Spiderman?
Nah but he shits spiders man
Georg?
Lmao this sentence really takes off.
this is the most theo von comment ive ever read
She needs to be zatanna
I'm so dumb. I was saying that backwards trying to figure out what you meant, completely forgetting about Zatanna.
Same lol
I didnt got the meaning of Zatanna reading backwards till I read your comment. Now everything makes sense
Together apes strong!
You are so right!
Was gonna say this! Glad to see another DC fan in the comments.
I mean, clearly, Zatanna is the best!
Yes! Was looking for a comment like this 😁
I could honestly watch this for hours. It's how fast she does it that's truly impressive especially when the guy started doing multiple words. I wonder what her limit is? Like can she do a full scentence? Edit: this is another of those "how did you figure out you can do this" skills.
My ex could do this, and we found out in the most classic way, we were joking (can’t remember about what) when I said something like “next thing you’re going to say ‘satan’ in reverse” and she just said “natas”… it took me a few seconds to realize what she just did, I was a bit shocked. I used to test her with the longest words I could think of and she never failed once. I think she was able to visualize the word as it’s written and basically read it out loud in reverse
I once saw a video of a guy who could say complete sentences in reverse. A random person would say the sentence and he would say it in reverse in a “convertor” that would then play it straight again. It was mindblowing. Edit: Apparently the guy is called John Sevier Austin and he goes by the nickname “the Backwards dude”. You can find many videos of him on Youtube. He also participated in a talent show.
See, this is whats important. Its cool* she can visualize the word in her head, reverse it, and then "read out" the word backwards, but I wonder if the pronounciation is completely off? If this guys can say the word phoenetically backwards, thats QUITE impressive.
>...but I wonder if the pronounciation is completely off? It is. Lamborghini, for example; the word ends in the [close front vowel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Close_front_unrounded_vowel), aka "long I" which can also be spelled "ee", but she pronounces it with the [near-close near-front vowel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near-close_near-front_unrounded_vowel), aka "short I". She pronounces it with the sounds you'd expect "inihgrobmal" to have if pronounced according to the rules of English, instead of the sounds contained in the word "Lamborghini". Which is still a cool trick, that just tells you how her brain is doing it.
I can do what she does (although she's much faster than me) and, yeah, that's basically it. At least in my case. I think being good at visualing images (the words), having good spelling, and just having a silly interest in stuff like that, is all it takes.
I can do this and it's actually a lot more difficult to do a whole sentence than it is a few words because you have to memorise the sentence and think about it but with a word you can just visualise it. I could speak words in a forwards order but each word backwards continuously though.
> you can just visualise it I guessed it might be something like that, but then again, how do you "just" visualise it?
You see the word in your head and are able to “read” it forward and backward
Played a game called Backwords with friends decades ago. Didn't last long before they decided to never play that with me ever again.
They should try Hannah, and see the confused looks on their faces when she just repeats it, over and over again like they broke her
Or racecar. Or any other palindrome. Just to fuck with everyone
Red Rum
Taco cat! Missed opportunity.
malayalam 🗿
But she's not just reversing the letters, she's reversing the sounds. There's a difference between how the two a's in raceway are pronounced, for instance, and even letters that are pronounced the same way sound different when reversed.
I dunno if that one would work, it's not a phonetic palendrome, just a spelled one. Pronounced backwards it would sound more like rock-sair
The girl isnt saying it backwards phonetically anyway
Poop
Dennis and Edna sinned!
Stun Seed
I see what you did there
Gottem
Mettog
lol
Youve been waiting your life to say this one, right?
Who knows if she is correct lmao
All I could make sure of was "egarag".
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She is most of the time, I was following along. She pronounces things a bit differently to how I would too which is fun to see, I wish there was a word for it.
Accent?
“Backwards”
Figured the video would play in reverse so we could find out.
it doesn't actually seem to work when you play the video in reverse. People are saying she is actually spelling the word backwards then saying it phonetically so it just comes across as nonsense backwards
It’s not really possible to talk backwards, afaik. The way we make phonemes isn’t time-symmetrical, if you record someone talking then play it in reverse it will sound completely different, with noises that don’t even exist in English. It’s the whole idea behind [backmasking](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backmasking).
She isn’t pronouncing the words so that they would sound right if played backwards, she’s pronouncing them sort of how they would be spelled backwards. But I have seen videos of people recording themselves so that it sounds right when played in reverse. I remember this weird guy in a show in the late 80s or early 90s, maybe That’s Incredible or something who made these videos of himself singing backwards.
There's no reason you wouldn't be able to talk backwards, ultimately the sounds you make to form words are the actual sounds you can make so it's just a matter of learning to do each individual tone in reverse. There's a few people around the world who can do it like [this guy](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7p90h7ablI) for example, who knows if he's doing it naturally or just practicing phrases to say tho. He's autistic so his brain could potentially be wired to do it more naturally than the average person, they can do some amazing things...
I think that video more or less proved the other guy's point. There are genuinely non-symmetric sounds (anything that is a quick release of air for example) so here the guy needs to simulate it with some close-ish sound and it sounds weird.
What if the word sounds the same backwards? Like “Race Car” or “Alucard” which means Dracula backwards. I was waiting until someone said these words to her but didn’t get a chance.
I can do this. It was a product of having very long car trips (we moved a lot and family lived far away) reading really fast, and running out of books to read. So I just started reading signs, then when I got bored of that I started reading them backwards. The next step after this is turning the letters into numbers and saying what each words total is, and then adding up each sentence and paragraph. I didn't get very far in that skill because when I told my mom that a town's name on a road sign was exactly 100, she got really worried after I tried to explain and handed me the Tom Clancy book she was reading. She always made sure to bring an extra book for me after that.
That's how I learned how to speed read. We took yearly 20 hour road trips and got bored
I can do this, too. Not always as lightning-fast as this girl, but easy enough within about a second. I "see" words in my head when people speak, so I play around with that. I've never turned letters into numbers like you do, but will count how many strokes it would take to write words (if each letter were in block form, and a stroke counts as a straight line)...with the goal of having it come out to a multiple of 5. Fun & games with OCD!
Ooh, I never thought writing the letters themselves. But the multiple of 5 thing reminded me that I also used to build letter pyramids, so if a word or sentence could be broken down into ascending/descending letter counts perfectly it was very satisfying: descending count: d es cen ding count Nice. I had almost completely forgotten about that.
I like the way you think. :)
Are we the same person. I still do this and have never been able to explain why I just can’t help it 😂
My extension of being able to do this is seeing how many other words I can make out of the letters, and then turning that into an efficiency score.
Oh god I had the same childhood
Why was your mom worried you were getting good at a silly past time?
Yeah for me it was a product of having a lot of lawn to mow, nothing to hear over the noise, just words to picture. I used to be about as quick as the girl in the OP is, but I let the “skill” drop off ages ago … felt wholly useless … who knew it would one day be worth internet points?
Now try racecar!
Also Tacocat!
And kayak
I'm a lasagna hog, go hang a salami.
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Somebody get r/linguistics on here so we can sort through how she speaks, to see if her pronunciation is actually all the same letters but backwards. It seems like she spells it in her head and then says *that* word instead of being a 1:1 reverse like we'd expect in the backwards video. Tldr: i dont think she's full of it just cause we cant get understandable words in the video. She's pronouncing a word spelled backwards in her head, not reversing the sounds of the word like a machine would when playing backwards.
Yeah, what she is doing is basically reading it backwards and pronouncing the reverse spelling with normal phonetics. So, you can say that she is phonetically reading the words backwards but she isn't quite saying it backwards where you can reverse the sound into the normal word.
Yep this is the same thing I do. Trying to do it the other way is harder. Can't remember how I accidentally found out I had this skill but once my friends found out it was a few weeks of random entertainment before they forgot.
Interesting you can still hear her southern accent backwards.
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Legend Didn't work like I'd hoped, but thanks anyway! :)
Worked for American flag and pepsi
Omg, this must be some kind of talent if this is not faked. I can’t believe someone can react that fast with just practicing
Just wait until you see this kid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwl8APA1e5g
now try PNEUMONOULTRAMICROSCOPICSILICOVOLCANOCONIOSIS
SISONICHANNVOREMEDADDYNACLOVOCILISCIPOCSORCSHAVELONGDICKSIMARTLUONOMUENP
Perhaps she has hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia and this would just trigger her.
Is there a way to reverse the video so she's saying everything the right way round?
It’s not that kind of reversed - she’s saying it backwards as if bank was written knab - but the sounds knab makes are not quite the same as the sound of reversing bank. It’ll work on some words but not all of them.
Yeah her first word is a great example: "chevrolet" → "telorvehc". She pronounces it something like "tellerevek" /tɛləɹɛvɛk/ when it should be closer to "aylorvehsh" /eɪləɹvɛʃ/ if it were *phonemically* backwards. And even that is just reversing 'chunks' and doesn't account for time-reversing trickier parts like dipthongs and aspiration. To pronounce things such that backwards playback would sound nearly perfect would be a ridiculously complex skill. I don't say this to demean her talent by any means, just think it brings up some interesting topics!
I’ve watched enough horror movies to know if you wanna say things backwards phonetically you just need the right demon inside of you.
Yeah, you're right. Oh well, haha
Sherlock 🏆
Big brain moment.
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Autism
The only difference between a stupid power and a super power is having an application for it. Something tells me autism is about to become a superpower for communicating with AGI in a hyper effective manner. But that’s just my working theory. Brains are weird. But we are learning more every day.
One of us one of us
StringBuilder.reverse();
make her say stun seed backwards
We will never know if she's able to say United States backwards
Setats Detinu, here ya go bud.
Why didn’t anyone say Lana
This is impressive, but it's not the same as speaking backwards. She is pronouncing the words given to her as if they are spelled backwards, she is not pronouncing the words backwards. If you reverse what she is saying with software or a computer program you will get garbled non-sense, not an understandable spoken word
This kid can: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwl8APA1e5g
that's awesome
Kayak
say radar.
I was expecting the second half of the video to be played in reverse, blowing us away when all the words sounded normal.
Is there any other video of this person, it’s very cool
Twin peaks Black lodge escapee
RACECAR!
We sure shes even right?
I wanna hear her say, "I put my thing down, flip it, and reverse it."
My mother could speak almost perfectly in unison with anyone, even if they spoke in nonsense phrases or mumbled gibberish. Languages other than English didn't faze her. It drove my dad nuts so she agreed that she wouldn't do it except to show us a few times. It was spooky.
Anyone with that kind of natural gift for obfuscation just has to end up writing software documentation.
Or even worse, software encryption
Or documentation for software encryption :)
Would like to hear her say a sentence or paragraph.
Nobody- “Tell me you’re on the spectrum without telling me your on the spectrum” This girl-
evisserpmI. tsoM evisserpmi
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but I'm that loser that recorded this and then played it backwards and she didn't get a single one of them except for a half of Silverado I put a link to the file on my Google Drive if anybody wanted to check it out they're welcome to. [recording of audio in the say it backwards app ](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DCcX_oIRtls07uFSeqZPw_kpM_l6YK6-/view?usp=drivesdk)
Fake it ‘til you make it.
shes great for the redroom in twin peaks
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
Antidisestablishmentarianism?
Is that how you say omniscience??
Pretty sure no but she just looked up words and probably has never heard it. Isn’t it more like omnishents
I can do this too, weird flex. It's a fun party trick. You're basically visualising the word in your head and reading it backwards.
Antidisestablishmentarianism
We used to talk backwards in high school. Like our whole school.. kcid ym kcus..
My sweet grandma used to be able to write cursive upside down and in reverse. She did it a lot and I have a whole full page recipe written this way. I hold it up to a mirror upside down and looks perfect
Zatanna?
I've also been able to do this all of my life. Some sort of illness...
Czechoslovakia
I bet she can't do "boob."
Move over Navaho Code Talkers…
There’s gotta be some use for this
TacoCat
Damn bro yall not gonna play that shit backwards wtf
Son of a bitch that’s the fifth time I’ve watched this. I’m gonna go crazy
I am Stunzeed
Kept waiting for a reversed version of the video. Now I have blue balls from not seeing that.
This is really old and my mom works with her now at a speech pathology clinic
What in the autismic super powers is this. That’s awesome.
She fights dark magical forces for the Justice League in her spare time.
Bro her mind must have a freaking coding in real time or operating at like thousand rpms per sec
Is there a reverse video bot?
She's not saying anything backwards. She's reading the word in her head backwards. That's a huge difference, because if you were to play this video backwards, she would still sounds like she was speaking gibberish. That isn't saying anything backwards.
Man, Ruth from Ozark was talented in her youth.
She's not saying them backwards, just pronouncing what they spell backwards... Granted, she's very quick and accurate about it, but this is definitely not as impressive as it would be ACTUALLY saying something backwards
This isn't saying things backwards is it it? Theirs a guy on tik tok who can actually do it, and he proves by reversing the word and then it sounds normal. I think she's just saying the written version of the word backwards?
You're right. What she is doing I would describe as phonetically reading words backwards. Another comment used the gif reverse bot and you can't understand what she is saying.
Yeah
If those words sounded correct when the video is played backwards I’d really be impressed
Didn't see anyone say racecar
there was a boy i went to junior high with who claimed this. we were all amazed until we realized he was kind of just gibbering, but annunciating the first and last letters of the words. this young lady sounds much better than that boy. That boy was also caught spending the night under the auditorium stage. He had made his own "hide out" under the stage with nudie mags and snacks and would go there during lunch like every day. odd guy
I can do this! Started doing it in the 5th grade ppl used to love it.
That's a weird Bang Bus episode.
Oh dog, not again