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rabble 1y ago

"A" starts with A

"B" starts with B

"C" starts with S

"D" starts with D

"E" starts with E

"F" starts with E

"G" starts with J

"H" starts with A

"I" starts with I

"J" starts with J

"K" starts with K

"L" starts with E

"M" starts with E

"N" starts with E

"O" starts with O

"P" starts with P

"Q" starts with K

"R" starts with A

"S" starts with E

"T" starts with T

"U" starts with Y

"V" starts with V

"W" starts with D

"X" starts with E

"Y" starts with W

"Z" starts with Z

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Source: https://www.threads.net/@eliarnoldvox/post/C5VVZDmOrjy/?xmt=AQGzC7lBjoKDljLkV13YEpYyKubLuSXuVD1zPQJStkKtrA

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Dawlat Moustafa 1y ago

For a good reason.

Bass 1y ago

In English, "W" is "double u" (uu).

In French, its "double v" (vv).

I think about this often and wonder how they 🍆'd this one up so bad.

𝔼𝕣𝕪𝕟 𝔹𝕣𝕒𝕔𝕔𝕠 1y ago

The English is more true to the sound. The French is more true to the letter shape.

Bass 1y ago

....well that actually makes it make sense 🫠

rabble 1y ago

It’s double v in Spanish too.

Llyr Noise 1y ago

That's deep!

fannypacksats 1y ago

I was just thinking about this when watching my son learn how to read 😂😂😂

Not Another Carla 1y ago

I think N starts with I.