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In article <v4cc6j$1muuc$1@dont-email.me>, Daniel70Yes. Mr Burleigh's theory/hypothesis was that 'z' would be replaced by
<daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:Blueshirt wrote on 12/6/24 10:59 pm:Z dumped?Daniel70 wrote:More or Less??Blueshirt wrote on 12/06/2024 5:40 am:You wait til we start talking about the Irish language, we don't even have 26 letters in our alphabet!The Last Doctor wrote:Ah!! You're starting to catch on now, are you, Blueshirt?? ;-P“Y†is technically a semi vowel and words only with yNo Mike, every word has to have a vowel, remember?! The Welsh
are generally considered vowelless - the rhythm of gypsy myrrh, running through the lymph in the body of a nymph. However English uses words taken from many other languages too, and in Welsh for example w is also a semi vowel. English words taken from Welsh include cwm (head of a valley) and crwth (a kind of bowed lyre).
can't be slipping naked vowel-less words in to the English
language willy nilly. That sort of thing is just not acceptable.
Heathens!
I could be convinced that the English English Alphabet doesn't have
26 letters .... I mean a "w" IS literally "uu", double u!
And, tripping back to High School, our Grade Six (1968) English
Teacher, Mr Burleigh, stated that the letter 'Z' would soon be
dumped from the English Alphabet!
Still waiting!!
What about it, Gobble-de-gook??What about J?But we do love our vowels...Have you ever given it a try?? ;-)
Although we don't let fake vowels like Y slip-in, as that's just plain wrong,
so somebody thought it best to take it our of our alphabetHmm!! Are you very possessive of your Alphabet ('our of our')??
altogether! ;-)
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