A Vowel question!!!

[Aeson]

Vowels seem more useful then consonants though they're both types of letters. Right?

[Dinner]

Does y sometimes count?

[Kidlicious]

Vowels seem more useful then consonants though they're both types of letters. Right?

Only if you use the correct vowels to form the correct words. But you don't need to worry about that.

[Dinner]

Can combinations of vowels be used to create vowels which don't exist in the Latin Alphabet? I hear several of the barbarian languages written in the Latinic script had to resort to doing this.

[Kidlicious]

Can combinations of vowels be used to create vowels which don't exist in the Latin Alphabet? I hear several of the barbarian languages written in the Latinic script had to resort to doing this.

Anyone who does such an ugly thing should be exiled.

[Aeson]

I think given the value of vowels, y should ALWAYS be a vowel. This would be welfare enhancing as we'd increase the overall value of our alphabet.

W should become a super-vowel, since it's double-u.

[DaShi]

Let's make all the letters vowels.

[OneFootInTheGrave]

no regulation freedom to letters! asd'lnjsdfjognap sdfgnoasdpgn asn

[MikeH]

oe o ie o ae o ey ueu


vwls n thr wn r nt vr sfll

[N35t0r]

Ask the finns.

[Lorizael]

oe o ie o ae o ey ueu


vwls n thr wn r nt vr sfll

I iaee.

dsgr.

[The Mad Monk]

Vowels seem more useful then consonants though they're both types of letters. Right?

Aye.

[N35t0r]

Yeah, consonants-only is easier to read than vowels-only.

Also, if you could only see the top half or the bottom half of the word, it's easier to read with the top half.

[Uncle Sparky]

The Dutch seem to really like vowels, sometimes stringing 3 or four together. The Croats hardly ever use them. And the Greeks like to squish them together - æ !!!