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The ones I've heard most often are racecar and taco cat.The most well known one (in English) is: Madam I'm Adam
"Racecar" (as a single word) I can see.The ones I've heard most often are racecar and taco cat.
It's not meaningless if you are a taco cat!Who ever came up with "taco cat" (and I had seen that before) is looking for any words to string together that are the same forward and backward; that is, it's very often nonsensical or meaningless.
I think the best is "A man, a plan, a canal - Panama.""Racecar" (as a single word) I can see.
But in making a palindrome as a phrase the idea is to use a sensible phrase or sentence.
Who ever came up with "taco cat" (and I had seen that before) is looking for any words to string together that are the same forward and backward; that is, it's very often nonsensical or meaningless.
The real accomplishment is when you can find words that work and the phrase makes sense.
Both "Dammit I'm mad" and "Madam I'm Adam" are meaningful, something someone might actually say.
Oh Brava! 😄😍I think the best is "A man, a plan, a canal - Panama."
Wow. All that and yet there was no A man, a plan, a canal - PanamaHow about these?