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manuel on 09 October 2011
iBlah said:

"y" is not a vowel, though...



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Chrizum on 09 October 2011
manuel said:
iBlah said:

"y" is not a vowel, though...

In many cases it is. In the above case, it's definitely a vowel. It's, however, a consonant in the word "yes" for example.



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manuel on 09 October 2011

Usually only a, e, i, o and u are considered vowels.



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Chrizum on 09 October 2011
manuel said:

Usually only a, e, i, o and u are considered vowels.

Usually. But I can forgive you, since you're not a native speaker (neither am I for that matter, but then again I'm like super-smart and stuff).



yo_john117 on 09 October 2011
manuel said:

Usually only a, e, i, o and u are considered vowels.

A, E, I, O, U and sometimes Y are vowels.



NotStan on 09 October 2011



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JEMC on 09 October 2011



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