Just found out there's a word in spanish we can say but we cannot write

No quiero salirle

there's a word that you can't write due to spanish grammatical rules
if you write it following the grammatical rules of spanish established by the RAE (Royal Spanish Academy) you end up writing a different word
it's the only word and the RAE admits this.

Salle ("Come Out" imperative ) is impossible to write without breaking our grammatical rules because "ll" have a different pronunciation when is wrote and using a "-" is also grammatically incorrect.

time to change the grammar rule then you dumb hispanic bastards...

The word in Spanish that can be said, but cannot be written, according to current orthographic rules is the imperative of 'salirle' , that is, when the verbal form 'salt' of the verb 'salir' is combined with the enclitic pronoun 'you'.

This 'salt' + 'le', which can be pronounced ("sal-le al paso"), cannot be written for 2 reasons : on the one hand, if it were written together it would form the word 'salle', which is pronounced different by having the 'll'; on the other, the current rules do not allow the use of the hyphen.

Uglier than Picio, dumber than Abundio, Bernarda's cunt, not even Tato, Juan Palomo... this is the origin of the funniest popular expressions

"It has long been customary to insert a hyphen" to form sal-le . "However, the Language Academies decided in the 2010 Orthography to deny validity to the use of the hyphen, without offering alternatives, so this word cannot be written according to current regulations," explains Wikilengua del Español , a portal with the support of Efe and Fundéu.

it's hard because the rule affects all verbs and it works with all of them but the one word
this is the only mistake acknowledged by the RAE

Sah-ye
???

How do you write that in portuguese?

why not just write sale then?

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you are supposed to pronounce it: SAL-E
but the rules say verb need the LE suffix

Because that's not how it is pronounced

That wouldn't happen if you guys spoke superior the superior iberian language

vocaroo the pronunciation then

it goes against the grammatical rules of Spanish established by the RAE

voca.ro/1i8wdxuHbTNX

Sal-le. Both "l" are pronounced. If you pronounce only one, "sale", you are saying something different

I don't like that
You should change that word