I and j
The English alphabet a, e, i, o, u, are called vowels while the rest of the alphabet are called consonant. Now here is the question have they really classified i and j into a group or not? I've just got to know that they have, but the informer failed to tell me the name of the group and I couldn't find any thing on Google regarding this.
Do anybody know anything about this?
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sundarnaz Do anybody know anything about this? I don't understand your problem. As your first sentence states.
- sundarnaz Do anybody know anything about this?
- I don't understand your problem.
- As your first sentence states.
- 'i' is a vowel letter.
- Since there are only 5 (sometimes 6) vowel letters, then 'j' must be a consonant.
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sundarnazDo anybody know anything about this?
I don't understand your problem. As your first sentence states. 'i' is a vowel letter. Since there are only 5 (sometimes 6) vowel letters, then 'j' must be a consonant.
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