U- yoo

U- yoo
V- vee
W- double yoo

Why?

Idk it's probably French derived bullshit like most of English's bullshit.

...

No, this is more relevant to history.

I don't know.

When Latins made the alphabet how did they decide what each element would look like or its ordering?

Also how do you phonetically say the alphabet without using its letters

Like
V
How do you see V without cheating and saying Vee

why do weirdos say zed instead of zee?

Well I mean a W looks like a double U if you make a curvy W

S- es
T- tē
V- ū
X- x
Y- Graeca

>How do you see V without cheating and saying Vee
Backslash-forwardslash.

Idk; we say "double- V" in french so i doubt it's us.

I don’t know. It’s my pet peeve as well

>aay
>bee
>see
>dee
>eee
>eff
>jee
>HAICHE

doble - veh

dunno how the french actually spell it.

Doubley vay is French

So basically the other countries are smarter again

Don't question english language. Its a rabbit hole you wont get out of.

U- yoo
V- vee
W- wooo

It's british you dips

>*nglo """phonetics"""
Let me teach the tourist how to pronounce letters like a person
>a=ah
>e=eh
>i=eeh
>o=oh
>u=oo

>cant spell a letter phonetically without invoking itself

Why the fuck is this "language" allowed?

It's called double V in my language, Anglos are just retarded.

It's called Google, retard.

>brainleto
kek

dubba yoo

the H in aych is silent you dumb limey

kek

I just wanna say that Lain has a stupid haircut

It's cause she cut it her self

>No, this is more relevant to history.
I can tell you that it isn't.

So what? Doesn’t excuse you for being weird

Because it wasn't always a letter in the alphabet. Early print would just use two V's (which were called U's back then) crossed at the top to signify they went together. As the written language became more casual it became its own singular letter.

Couldn't it be like "wee"?