Is Y a vowel or consonant?
Im wanting to know
I’ve read it can be a vowel or consonantThe letter Y is a consonant.
Please provide the source (where did you read it?)I’ve read it can be a vowel or consonant
The ‘y’ in my name sounds like ‘ee’. So does that mean it acts as a vowel?Please provide the source (where did you read it?)
As you can see from the two responses above, there might be something in that statement. It appears that the difference might be whether you're talking about the letter or the phonetics of that letter.
It was traditionally so classed, but I can see little justification for this.The letter Y is a consonant.
The sound in your name is a vowel.The ‘y’ in my name sounds like ‘ee’. So does that mean it acts as a vowel?
I thought because it sounds like a vowel that’s why it can sometimes acts as a vowel. If you google it you can see that it does!!Don't mix up vowel sounds with vowel letters, Lysh09.
Please give us a link to where you have read this.it can sometimes acts as a vowel. If you google it you can see that it does!!