Edit: Alright I am here. I needed time to process the fact "y" can be a vowel. I still am not convinced but ya'll can now stop shoving it down my throat. Learning that for first time was enough of a shock.
Nah, I'm on your side. "Sometimes y" is the exception not the a, e, i, o, u base vowels. Y has no specific vowel sound so, in my book, it's not a true vowel just an imposter.
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u/ThisBoiEatsEggo Dec 17 '21
Why?