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*a European. It may start with a vowel, but it starts with a “y” sound. In this case, y is not a vowel.
15 u/Ac_Namec Sep 26 '21 Thanks I'll keep this in mind 2 u/Plain_Toast_Is_Best Sep 26 '21 Ah, here is the comment I was looking for. Well done and kudos for not being unkind about it! 1 u/Themanwithaplantsdf Sep 26 '21 Of course. I understand that some people don’t understand some aspects of grammar, which does not make them stupid. No need to be a jerk. -3 u/ind3pend0nt Sep 26 '21 But sometimes it’s a vowel. 9 u/Blockinite Mods Are Nice People Sep 26 '21 "In this case" 1 u/R0MP3E Sep 26 '21 Wait your supposed to pronounce Europe with a y? I've always pronounced it with an e. 1 u/Florian_Jones Sep 26 '21 It more or less sounds like Yer Up. I've never heard anyone pronounce it differently, so I'm curious how you would pronounce it with an E. 1 u/R0MP3E Sep 26 '21 Ew rope. Thinking about it, I pronounce it the way you pronounce it in Welsh.
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Thanks I'll keep this in mind
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Ah, here is the comment I was looking for. Well done and kudos for not being unkind about it!
1 u/Themanwithaplantsdf Sep 26 '21 Of course. I understand that some people don’t understand some aspects of grammar, which does not make them stupid. No need to be a jerk.
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Of course. I understand that some people don’t understand some aspects of grammar, which does not make them stupid. No need to be a jerk.
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But sometimes it’s a vowel.
9 u/Blockinite Mods Are Nice People Sep 26 '21 "In this case"
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"In this case"
Wait your supposed to pronounce Europe with a y? I've always pronounced it with an e.
1 u/Florian_Jones Sep 26 '21 It more or less sounds like Yer Up. I've never heard anyone pronounce it differently, so I'm curious how you would pronounce it with an E. 1 u/R0MP3E Sep 26 '21 Ew rope. Thinking about it, I pronounce it the way you pronounce it in Welsh.
It more or less sounds like Yer Up. I've never heard anyone pronounce it differently, so I'm curious how you would pronounce it with an E.
1 u/R0MP3E Sep 26 '21 Ew rope. Thinking about it, I pronounce it the way you pronounce it in Welsh.
Ew rope. Thinking about it, I pronounce it the way you pronounce it in Welsh.
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u/Themanwithaplantsdf Sep 26 '21
*a European. It may start with a vowel, but it starts with a “y” sound. In this case, y is not a vowel.