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howlett
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Nomad

Give it a shot if you don't get it by page 5 I will tell you the answer.

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ttrat
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Nomad

a,e,i,o,u, and sometimes y are all reffered to as vowels.
As previously stated, all english words must have a vowel, or else it is reffered to as gibberish. Unless there is some secret word that can never be said because it has no vowel and will create the apocalypse, i do not know of any words without vowels.

ParalysisTerror
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Nomad

but what about in american?

frogger
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Nomad

i don't think there is a world without vowels but here is one if you don't count y.TWYNDYLLYNGS

Cenere
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Jester

Well, Hmmmmmmmm is a word... ish.
But yeah, Y being a non-vowel, it seems.

Seaphire
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Peasant

hmmmm is a sound lol. technically...

Owen135731
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Peasant

mrs/ms?

do abbreviations count?

ManUtd4life096
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Farmer

Paralysis, seriously? American is a language? Hmph. I've been thinking it was English all this time...Funny.

thepossum
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hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm is definitely the longest.



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Roadripper
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GUYS! Y IS A VOWEL if there is no other vowels in the word! Please know English facts.. >.>

Parsat
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Blacksmith

The answer is what.

Graham
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Nomad

it doesn't have to be English he never chose a specific language for it to be in

Y is only sometimes a vowel >

plokkey
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it doesn't have to be English he never chose a specific language for it to be in


So it can just be in gibberish huh.

So it must be:

mlkjhgrdbvcwq
Pazx
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Peasant

y IS NOT A VOWEL. IT CAN TAKE THE PLACE OF ONE.

and yay! I got both answers right! And I was the first!

Zophia
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Paralysis, seriously? American is a language? Hmph. I've been thinking it was English all this time...Funny.
American English differs from standard English in a number of ways. But basically, it's still English.

And I never knew Y didn't automatically count as a vowel in English. I'm surprised.
Cenere
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I think it is because of the sound. It is not open like the Danish Y, because it is pronouned like why.

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