I never said it was pronounced "fun-yuh." Y is always pronounced as eej, for example in "you," one would say "eeju." Although I don't like using js because they make it seem as if they're pronounced in another way. You know what I mean.
Besides, a letter should never be bi-consonovocal (made-up word). It is either a consonant or a vowel, and any letter saying so otherwise would just be lying to itself.
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Date: 2005-03-12 05:19 pm (UTC)Besides, a letter should never be bi-consonovocal (made-up word). It is either a consonant or a vowel, and any letter saying so otherwise would just be lying to itself.