The wh- sound begins many interrogative words, such as why, what, when and where. It is not a simple w- sound, more like an hw- ( in who, whose and whom it has become a simple h- ) sound. The letter Y (pronounced wye) may stand for "why" in shorthand or in texting, I suppose, but it is childish anywhere else.
Major, as in the opposite to minor, is spelt with a 'j'. But mayor, as in the head of a city, for example, is spelt with a 'y'.
That's a hard one.. I think it's spelt M-Y-R-R-H..
Karley is indeed one of the variations of Carly.Carly can be spelt as:CarlyKarlyCarleyKarleyCarleeKarleeCarleighKarleighCarlieKarlie
H-A-P-P-Y B-I-R-T-H-D-A-Y you Spelt It Yourself! By Ffion Darbyshire haha good 1 ffion by Patrick Collins aswell :)
sincerely in a closing of a letterThis word can also be spelled s i n c e r l y.
Major, as in the opposite to minor, is spelt with a 'j'. But mayor, as in the head of a city, for example, is spelt with a 'y'.
Because y isn't a word cha cha
Yes it is. Spelt correct aswell
"gey" is spelt G-A-Y genius.
plug in 0 to x and y values P.S. you spelt Intercepts wrong
Yes, it was and is commonly spelt with a Y instead (vampyre).
Prett much how it is spelt 'mar-wah-r-y'.
well, family is spelt f-a-m-i-l-y. its one L not two
That's a hard one.. I think it's spelt M-Y-R-R-H..
he is 38 born February 1972 and it's spelt billIE joe with and I and e not a y
When writing years in Spanish, it is the same as English. It is spelt: mil novecientos noventa y ocho
It is correctly spelt obey (follow commands or observe laws).