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Is H is a vowel letter?

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L is a consonant but it would make absolute sense if it was a vowel. Same with R.

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12y ago

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.'

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Apparently its a consonant but when h goes silent it is a vowel. Alas you would say an in front of hour

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15y ago

Vowels are. A E I O U

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no the only vowel letters are a e i o u

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No, the vowels are A, E, I ,O, U

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