Do you consider Y a vowel or a consonant? Don't even think about saying it's one or the other, depending on the context. YOU MUST PICK ONE :mad2:
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Do you consider Y a vowel or a consonant? Don't even think about saying it's one or the other, depending on the context. YOU MUST PICK ONE :mad2:
Yes.
It's one or the other, depending on how it's pronounced in that particular word.
:D!
It's a vowel, as simple as that.
And in the dutch language it's not used as frequently as in english, so I have no problem thinking of it as a vowel.
Oh, I don't know. A constonant. No wait, vowel! This is just ridiculous pressure I don't need in my day.
Y...
Y is whatever it feels like.
Y plays by it's own rules.
Y refuses to conform like the other 25 letters in the English alphabet.
Y is such a rebel.
Y...
Sometimes Y, Yars, sometimes Y...
It's a terrible letter and should be removed.
Vowel. Period.
Who cares? Once we convert to the metric alphabet it'll get thrown in with all the other trash letters.
Lets replace y with λ!
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by qwertyxsora
Go Labda!
Vowel.
Actually, upsilon would be a more appropriate replacement since when you transliterate, at least from Attic Greek, the upsilon often becomes a y.Quote:
Originally Posted by qwertyxsora
Vowel :p .... which rhymes with BOWEL(s)!!!!! HAHA!!!!
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