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Topic Started: Sep 24 2007, 10:24 PM (242 Views)
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Sep 26 2007, 09:56 AM
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Jack jumped over the candlestick! :D
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Sep 26 2007, 02:02 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
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Sep 26 2007, 03:20 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
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Sep 26 2007, 03:44 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
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Mew
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Sep 26 2007, 04:31 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
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Sep 27 2007, 03:06 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
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Sep 27 2007, 07:20 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
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Sep 28 2007, 03:57 AM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
That's the same thing as doing 'the same thing' <_>
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Sep 28 2007, 08:20 AM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
That's the same thing as doing 'the same thing' <_>
not exactly. "c" is in both the "k" and "s" groups, and is the only one used to produce the "ch" sound. like in my name.
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Sep 28 2007, 03:05 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
That's the same thing as doing 'the same thing' <_>
not exactly. "c" is in both the "k" and "s" groups, and is the only one used to produce the "ch" sound. like in my name.
'ch' deserves its own letter... So does 'sh' and 'zh'...
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Sep 28 2007, 10:08 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
That's the same thing as doing 'the same thing' <_>
not exactly. "c" is in both the "k" and "s" groups, and is the only one used to produce the "ch" sound. like in my name.
'ch' deserves its own letter... So does 'sh' and 'zh'...
why is zh different?
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Sep 29 2007, 03:47 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
That's the same thing as doing 'the same thing' <_>
not exactly. "c" is in both the "k" and "s" groups, and is the only one used to produce the "ch" sound. like in my name.
'ch' deserves its own letter... So does 'sh' and 'zh'...
why is zh different?
You know what the 'zh' sound is right? <_>
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Sep 29 2007, 09:31 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
That's the same thing as doing 'the same thing' <_>
not exactly. "c" is in both the "k" and "s" groups, and is the only one used to produce the "ch" sound. like in my name.
'ch' deserves its own letter... So does 'sh' and 'zh'...
why is zh different?
You know what the 'zh' sound is right? <_>
unless you mean like a mock Gee sound, or a Z sound, then no <_>
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Sep 30 2007, 01:08 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
That's the same thing as doing 'the same thing' <_>
not exactly. "c" is in both the "k" and "s" groups, and is the only one used to produce the "ch" sound. like in my name.
'ch' deserves its own letter... So does 'sh' and 'zh'...
why is zh different?
You know what the 'zh' sound is right? <_>
unless you mean like a mock Gee sound, or a Z sound, then no <_>
zh : sh as j : ch The 's' in 'treasure'
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Sep 30 2007, 08:04 PM
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Who what where why when and wtf? The six W Question words! :D
XDXDXDXDXDXDXD But if you break down "WTF" You would realize it's simply a different form of "What" and does not constitute it's own "question word" or "verbal expression of inquiry". It doesn't even rank up to Y. at least Y is a vowel... sometimes.
WTF is the sixth question word to me. And 'y' is not a vowel! I dislike when people call it one >_< If y is a vowel, then w should be a vowel too.
every word must have a vowel. so in the words "Fly" and "my" Y is acting as a vowel. give me a case where W acts as a vowel >_>
I hate how english has so many letters that do the same thing v_v i, e, y... c, k, q... c, s...
you mean that overlap?
That's the same thing as doing 'the same thing' <_>
not exactly. "c" is in both the "k" and "s" groups, and is the only one used to produce the "ch" sound. like in my name.
'ch' deserves its own letter... So does 'sh' and 'zh'...
why is zh different?
You know what the 'zh' sound is right? <_>
unless you mean like a mock Gee sound, or a Z sound, then no <_>
zh : sh as j : ch The 's' in 'treasure'
ok... I usually don't like pronouncing it that way...
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