Examine this text and pull out the words that English speakers find unpleasant into a bulleted list. 

More broadly, the British linguist David Crystal has regarded phonaesthetics as the study of "phonaesthesia" (i.e., sound symbolism and phonesthemes): that not just words but even certain sound combinations carry meaning.[3] For example, he shows that English speakers tend to associate unpleasantness with the sound sl- in such words as sleazy, slime, slug, and slush,[4] or they associate repetition lacking any particular shape with -tter in such words as chatter, glitter, flutter, and shatter.[5]
system
is paath kii jaanch karen or un shabdon ko baahar nikaalen jo angreji bolne vaale ek bullated suchi main apriy lagate hai.

adhik mote taur par, british bhashavid david crystal ne phonesteetics ko "phonestesia" (yani, dhwani pratikwaad or phonstams) ke adhyayan ke rup main mana he: yah na keval shabd balki yahaan tak ki kuch dhwani sangyojan arth ko bhi le jate hai. [3]udhaaharan ke liye, vah dikhaata he ki angreji bolne vaale dhwani ko dhwani sl ke saath jodate hai- aise shabdon main jaise ki slazi, keechad, slog, or slash, [4] yaa ve doharaav ko jodate hai, jisamen kisi vishesh aakaar kii kami hoti he, jaise ki bakawaas jaise shabdon main, bakawaas,glitre, spandan or shatter. [5]
user
-leazy
-slime
-slug
-slush
assistant
<|system|>
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<|user|>
is paath kii jaanch karen or un shabdon ko baahar nikaalen jo angreji bolne vaale ek bullated suchi main apriy lagate hai.

adhik mote taur par, british bhashavid david crystal ne phonesteetics ko "phonestesia" (yani, dhwani pratikwaad or phonstams) ke adhyayan ke rup main mana he: yah na keval shabd balki yahaan tak ki kuch dhwani sangyojan arth ko bhi le jate hai. [3]udhaaharan ke liye, vah dikhaata he ki angreji bolne vaale dhwani ko dhwani sl ke saath jodate hai- aise shabdon main jaise ki slazi, keechad, slog, or slash, [4] yaa ve doharaav ko jodate hai, jisamen kisi vishesh aakaar kii kami hoti he, jaise ki bakawaas jaise shabdon main, bakawaas,glitre, spandan or shatter. [5]</s>
<|assistant|>
-leazy
-slime
-slug
-slush</s>
