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Subject: Re: Long vowel strings... - (nf)
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You might be interested in the French word "jouaient" which means
to play (third person plural imperfect tense).  Notice it has all
five common vowels in a row.

Also of interest is the English word "nth" which is a worst case
example of vowel strings/vowel concentration.