I did this when I was a child and my step-father called me stupid.
Now who's laughing! Justified!
Ask him what m begins with?
Yeah and H And don't even get me started on Y
Is it W or is it D
Where I'm from, about 50% of the population pronounce it "haych"
Whoa… what a diphthong!
It's an e but yall keep pronouncing e as i and i as ai so youre missing out on a perfectly good vowel
C starts with S, F starts with E, G starts with J, H starts with A, and L, M, N all start with E, R starts with A, S starts with E, U starts with Y, X starts with E
I noticed this when I was a kid. Also that's shape is two Vs combined and not two Us combined.
In French, it's name translated is "double V". Make more sense.
W is the only letter that takes up more than one syllable - and it manspreads out over three!
W is the reason that L. M, N, O, and P have to squeeze together in that alphabet song.
U: "Hi, I'm a U."
W: "Yeah? Well, I'm a double U."
What a self-centered jerk.
And Y starts with a W!
Also:
C starts with S too!
Couldn't "N," also start with an "I"
In?
depends on your accent, to some people "en" and "in" sound the same, to some they sound different
How many vowel alphabets, not necessarily in English, are not pronounced beginning with vowels?
I did this when I was a child and my step-father called me stupid.
Now who's laughing!
Justified!
Ask him what m begins with?
Yeah and H
And don't even get me started on Y
Is it W or is it D
Where I'm from, about 50% of the population pronounce it "haych"
Whoa… what a diphthong!
It's an e but yall keep pronouncing e as i and i as ai so youre missing out on a perfectly good vowel
C starts with S, F starts with E, G starts with J, H starts with A, and L, M, N all start with E, R starts with A, S starts with E, U starts with Y, X starts with E
I noticed this when I was a kid. Also that's shape is two Vs combined and not two Us combined.
In French, it's name translated is "double V". Make more sense.
W is the only letter that takes up more than one syllable - and it manspreads out over three!
W is the reason that L. M, N, O, and P have to squeeze together in that alphabet song.
U: "Hi, I'm a U."
W: "Yeah? Well, I'm a double U."
What a self-centered jerk.
And Y starts with a W!
Also:
C starts with S too!
Couldn't "N," also start with an "I"
In?
depends on your accent, to some people "en" and "in" sound the same, to some they sound different
How many vowel alphabets, not necessarily in English, are not pronounced beginning with vowels?