L is a consonant but it would make absolute sense if it was a vowel. Same with R.
Actually, kind of 'yes' it is - it receives special treatment when the 'h' is silent in correct English followed by a vowel. For instance, 'an hotel,' 'an hospital,' 'an honour,' etc.
In correctly spoken English, we say 'an otel' but write 'an hotel.'
Apparently its a consonant but when h goes silent it is a vowel. Alas you would say an in front of hour
Vowels are. A E I O U
no the only vowel letters are a e i o u
No, the vowels are A, E, I ,O, U
Because the H is silent and the first audible letter is a vowel.
H is the same in Hawaiian as it is in English. The only difference is, in Hawaiian the letter H always has to have a vowel after it.
T B and H are consonants. The letter E is a vowel.
When the first letter of the next word starts with a vowel or the letter H. But of course there are exceptions.... a humble opinion.
The letter "h" is not a vowel sound, but there are exemptions to the rule. If it is pronounced like a vowel sound for an example, "hour", an is should be used.
No, a consonant is a letter that isnt a vowel (etc t r h k l)
no. h is not a vowel
An hour is proper grammar. Since the "H" is silent, the emphasis is on the "O" which is a vowel ... "AN" would be used in front of any word beginning with a vowel.One says an hour. It is both common and correct. Hour, along with other words beginning with h which have come from French, like 'honest', have a silent letter h. "An" is used with nouns which begin with a vowel sound, not just with a vowel, so a noun which begins with a silent consonant (which would pretty much have to be H) also would use "an."
you cant make a word out of that because there is no vowel. idiot
The letter Y can be a consonant or a vowel. It is sometimes called a semi-vowel.
No, the letter 'h' is not a vowel and can never be used as one. In the word 'rhythm' the 'th' combination forms a single consonant sound; the 'h' has no separate function. Strictly speaking the word consists of a single syllable, although in order to pronounce it it is necessary to introduce a brief indeterminate vowel sound between the 'th' and the 'm' sounds.
any vowel after the fourth vowel