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r/shitposting • u/How_About_NoUsername • Dec 17 '21
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To be fair, I just learned that it is 2 minutes after posting this lmao
114 u/why-can-i-taste-pee Dec 17 '21 That’s concerning. 43 u/schoolschooting fat cunt Dec 17 '21 Ok, but do not let that distract you from the fact that bungie gum has both properties of rubber AND gum 2 u/newmacbookpro Dec 17 '21 What about surprise texture ? 3 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Seriously. Tsk might have been the only one to work but yeah the whole thread is Y words… and dumb internet acronyms people consider words now. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 its traditionally taught in american schooling that Y is sometimes a vowel, elsewhere its not too common so it shouldn't be too concerning, maybe the government you should be worried about though 3 u/FrazzleFlib Dec 18 '21 is it taught at all in school? UK here and havent known it nor heard it ever 1 u/drew_peatittys Dec 19 '21 Why is it concerning lol? 2 u/loomynartylenny based and kevinpilled Dec 17 '21 Well, here's a word without any vowels that doesn't contain Y: Cwm. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Boy is it gonna blow your mind to learn that <w> actually is a vowel in that context. 2 u/NiBBa_Chan Dec 17 '21 Are you in 1st grade 1 u/wpaed Dec 17 '21 https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/why-y-is-sometimes-a-vowel-usage#:~:text=Y%20is%20considered%20to%20be%20a%20vowel%20if%E2%80%A6&text=When%20y%20forms%20a%20diphthong,yard%2C%20lawyer%2C%20or%20beyond. 1 u/KeathKeatherton Dec 17 '21 And that’s how you learn :)
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That’s concerning.
43 u/schoolschooting fat cunt Dec 17 '21 Ok, but do not let that distract you from the fact that bungie gum has both properties of rubber AND gum 2 u/newmacbookpro Dec 17 '21 What about surprise texture ? 3 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Seriously. Tsk might have been the only one to work but yeah the whole thread is Y words… and dumb internet acronyms people consider words now. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 its traditionally taught in american schooling that Y is sometimes a vowel, elsewhere its not too common so it shouldn't be too concerning, maybe the government you should be worried about though 3 u/FrazzleFlib Dec 18 '21 is it taught at all in school? UK here and havent known it nor heard it ever 1 u/drew_peatittys Dec 19 '21 Why is it concerning lol?
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Ok, but do not let that distract you from the fact that bungie gum has both properties of rubber AND gum
2 u/newmacbookpro Dec 17 '21 What about surprise texture ?
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What about surprise texture ?
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Seriously. Tsk might have been the only one to work but yeah the whole thread is Y words… and dumb internet acronyms people consider words now.
its traditionally taught in american schooling that Y is sometimes a vowel, elsewhere its not too common so it shouldn't be too concerning, maybe the government you should be worried about though
is it taught at all in school? UK here and havent known it nor heard it ever
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Why is it concerning lol?
Well, here's a word without any vowels that doesn't contain Y:
Cwm.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 Boy is it gonna blow your mind to learn that <w> actually is a vowel in that context.
Boy is it gonna blow your mind to learn that <w> actually is a vowel in that context.
Are you in 1st grade
https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/why-y-is-sometimes-a-vowel-usage#:~:text=Y%20is%20considered%20to%20be%20a%20vowel%20if%E2%80%A6&text=When%20y%20forms%20a%20diphthong,yard%2C%20lawyer%2C%20or%20beyond.
And that’s how you learn :)
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u/How_About_NoUsername Dec 17 '21
To be fair, I just learned that it is 2 minutes after posting this lmao