Czech: The Stevie J Way
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Description
The language with the most consonant-heavy words in Europe-strč prst skrz krk (“stick your finger through your throat”) contains zero vowels and is a complete sentence. Háčky and čárky (diacritical marks) are essential, not decorative. Seven cases, but phonetic spelling is refreshingly consistent. Prague tourism alone justifies basic phrases.
