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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Illustrious_Art9093 • 4d ago
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They have vowels, the y is a vowel in them
• u/Puzzled-Pen-2353 4d ago Y isn't a vowel • u/wildtabeast 4d ago Jfc our education system is a joke. The rhyme for vowels is "a,e,i,o,u and sometimes y". • u/ShmullusSchweitzer 3d ago It should be "and more often than not, 'y'. Y usually only makes a consonant sound at the beginning of a syllable (it's a vowel in that very word!). But most examples of 'y' are mid- or end of a syllable.
Y isn't a vowel
• u/wildtabeast 4d ago Jfc our education system is a joke. The rhyme for vowels is "a,e,i,o,u and sometimes y". • u/ShmullusSchweitzer 3d ago It should be "and more often than not, 'y'. Y usually only makes a consonant sound at the beginning of a syllable (it's a vowel in that very word!). But most examples of 'y' are mid- or end of a syllable.
Jfc our education system is a joke.
The rhyme for vowels is "a,e,i,o,u and sometimes y".
• u/ShmullusSchweitzer 3d ago It should be "and more often than not, 'y'. Y usually only makes a consonant sound at the beginning of a syllable (it's a vowel in that very word!). But most examples of 'y' are mid- or end of a syllable.
It should be "and more often than not, 'y'.
Y usually only makes a consonant sound at the beginning of a syllable (it's a vowel in that very word!). But most examples of 'y' are mid- or end of a syllable.
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u/DasWarEinerZuviel 4d ago
They have vowels, the y is a vowel in them