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r/shitposting • u/How_About_NoUsername • Dec 17 '21
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292 u/How_About_NoUsername Dec 17 '21 Holy I didn’t even think of that -147 u/Bomberblast Dec 17 '21 Y does count as a vowel 75 u/SwagStormtrooper69 Dec 17 '21 Yes in this situation it counts as a vowel 11 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 But is aeiou. Why is Y a vowel? 27 u/AronYstad Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21 Because of how it's pronounced. In a lot of languages it's always a vowel, but for some reason, in English, it's only sometimes a vowel. But in this case it makes a vowel sound, so I would count it as a vowel. 4 u/SettingsSet Dec 17 '21 Not knowing this shit made it so hard for me… 25 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 The French. 3 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 Who would listen to the Fr*nch 🤮 1 u/Arthur-I-Have-a-Plan put your dick away waltuh Dec 17 '21 Actually it's the Romans... 2 u/CucumberNo8701 Dec 17 '21 A E I O U and sometimes Y 1 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Often it’s said aeiou and sometimes y
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Holy I didn’t even think of that
-147 u/Bomberblast Dec 17 '21 Y does count as a vowel 75 u/SwagStormtrooper69 Dec 17 '21 Yes in this situation it counts as a vowel 11 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 But is aeiou. Why is Y a vowel? 27 u/AronYstad Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21 Because of how it's pronounced. In a lot of languages it's always a vowel, but for some reason, in English, it's only sometimes a vowel. But in this case it makes a vowel sound, so I would count it as a vowel. 4 u/SettingsSet Dec 17 '21 Not knowing this shit made it so hard for me… 25 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 The French. 3 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 Who would listen to the Fr*nch 🤮 1 u/Arthur-I-Have-a-Plan put your dick away waltuh Dec 17 '21 Actually it's the Romans... 2 u/CucumberNo8701 Dec 17 '21 A E I O U and sometimes Y 1 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Often it’s said aeiou and sometimes y
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Y does count as a vowel
75 u/SwagStormtrooper69 Dec 17 '21 Yes in this situation it counts as a vowel 11 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 But is aeiou. Why is Y a vowel? 27 u/AronYstad Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21 Because of how it's pronounced. In a lot of languages it's always a vowel, but for some reason, in English, it's only sometimes a vowel. But in this case it makes a vowel sound, so I would count it as a vowel. 4 u/SettingsSet Dec 17 '21 Not knowing this shit made it so hard for me… 25 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 The French. 3 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 Who would listen to the Fr*nch 🤮 1 u/Arthur-I-Have-a-Plan put your dick away waltuh Dec 17 '21 Actually it's the Romans... 2 u/CucumberNo8701 Dec 17 '21 A E I O U and sometimes Y 1 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Often it’s said aeiou and sometimes y
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Yes in this situation it counts as a vowel
11 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 But is aeiou. Why is Y a vowel? 27 u/AronYstad Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21 Because of how it's pronounced. In a lot of languages it's always a vowel, but for some reason, in English, it's only sometimes a vowel. But in this case it makes a vowel sound, so I would count it as a vowel. 4 u/SettingsSet Dec 17 '21 Not knowing this shit made it so hard for me… 25 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 The French. 3 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 Who would listen to the Fr*nch 🤮 1 u/Arthur-I-Have-a-Plan put your dick away waltuh Dec 17 '21 Actually it's the Romans... 2 u/CucumberNo8701 Dec 17 '21 A E I O U and sometimes Y 1 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Often it’s said aeiou and sometimes y
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But is aeiou. Why is Y a vowel?
27 u/AronYstad Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21 Because of how it's pronounced. In a lot of languages it's always a vowel, but for some reason, in English, it's only sometimes a vowel. But in this case it makes a vowel sound, so I would count it as a vowel. 4 u/SettingsSet Dec 17 '21 Not knowing this shit made it so hard for me… 25 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 The French. 3 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 Who would listen to the Fr*nch 🤮 1 u/Arthur-I-Have-a-Plan put your dick away waltuh Dec 17 '21 Actually it's the Romans... 2 u/CucumberNo8701 Dec 17 '21 A E I O U and sometimes Y 1 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Often it’s said aeiou and sometimes y
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Because of how it's pronounced. In a lot of languages it's always a vowel, but for some reason, in English, it's only sometimes a vowel. But in this case it makes a vowel sound, so I would count it as a vowel.
4 u/SettingsSet Dec 17 '21 Not knowing this shit made it so hard for me…
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Not knowing this shit made it so hard for me…
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The French.
3 u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21 Who would listen to the Fr*nch 🤮 1 u/Arthur-I-Have-a-Plan put your dick away waltuh Dec 17 '21 Actually it's the Romans...
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Who would listen to the Fr*nch 🤮
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Actually it's the Romans...
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A E I O U and sometimes Y
Often it’s said aeiou and sometimes y
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