It depends on the dialect of the speaker. In some English-speaking regions, the 'h' is heard, making 'when' sound different from 'wen.' In this case, the beginning of the word is voiceless. In other regions, 'when' is pronounced exactly as if it were 'wen,' and that beginning consonent is voiced.
no wh is not a word
yes 4.1 wh is larger than 5.33
words that end in wh
WH=WithHeld
The definition of "wh" would be watt-hour.
the 56 wh has a higher capacity and will last about 30 mins longer.
The "WH" in W.H. Auden stands for Wystan Hugh.
Std. or straight-through Ethernet cable, by 568b specs, is Or/Wh, Or, Gr/Wh, Bl, Bl/Wh, Gr, Br/Wh,Br. Both ends. Crossover is standard on one end, but Gr/Wh, Gr, Or/Wh, Bl, Bl/Wh, Or, Br/Wh, Br. You are crossing your transmit pair with your receive pair. Some sources would have you cross the other two pairs, as well, but it's not necessary. Or = Orange, Wh = White, Bl = Blue, Gr = Green, Br = Brown.
most of the questions start with a wh because there are the five w's and most of them start with a wh
Wh simply was at thekinds? You must be kidding...
In the context of medication, WH means "withhold."
Who? What? Where? When? Why?