It is a medical word for getting tested for breast cancer. I didn't bring it up because it is a difficult word to understand, but because it is difficult to pronounce correctly without stumbling over it. Yacht is not difficult in any way since our word for yacht is also yacht and because the spellings and sounds are pretty common in for example German, which is another language we are being taught from an early age.

Of course, all languages and their difficulties are relative depending on where in the world you live, but if you're European, especially western European, then it is pretty silly to be impressed that people can pronounce yacht.

Having a long word like skildvagtslymfeknudeundersøgelse is a lot more tricky since it's a bit of a tongue twister to pronounce and if you aren't well versed in Danish, you will also not know when or how to pronounce each letter, as several of them have different sounds or no sounds at all at different places in the word. That is why I brought it up.

eh people always point to German but they just use compound words more often. if you know the parts that make up the word it shouldn't be hard to parse.

German is wild! I never managed to get I to stick.

What does that mean

Elektriciteitsproductiemaatschappij or basically electricity producing company.

I prefer "angstschreeuw" as word to annoy foreigners with. 7 consonants in a row!

Nope, but it does come up if you get tested for breast cancer.

Point is, that yacht isn't a difficult word at all. Especially not if you're European, since the word for yacht in many European languages is... yacht.