auction VCVC LLLL.com !! 24h auction !!

[dnb8]

For sale:
Domain YFYN.com / yfyn.com (VCVC)

Registered at: Dynadot (free push)
Domain Expires at: 2008-07-31



auction starts: $8.50
minimum bid: $1
Auction ends: 24h from start
BIN: $49

accepted payment methods:
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Good luck!

 

[hellmet]

That's Minimum Bid Increment I suppose?

 

[dnb8]

That's Minimum Bid Increment I suppose?

yes, Minimum Bid Increment = $1

 

[mwzd]

Unless my English is really weak, Y isn't a vowel.

So this actually is a cccc.com (using the cvcv anology).

Good Luck!

 

[Michael]

Unless my English is really weak, Y isn't a vowel.

So this actually is a cccc.com (using the cvcv anology).

Good Luck!

Y is considered a vowel when there is a consonant in the same syllable. For example, "hourly". Ho-ur-ly. In that case, Y is a vowel.

In English we say the vowels are "A, E, I, O, U, and sometimes Y." It is a bit of a stretch calling it a CVCV, but it could be one if you find the right acronym.

 

[mwzd]

Y is considered a vowel when there is a consonant in the same syllable. For example, "hourly". Ho-ur-ly. In that case, Y is a vowel.

In English we say the vowels are "A, E, I, O, U, and sometimes Y." It is a bit of a stretch calling it a CVCV, but it could be one if you find the right acronym.

so it would be ifin.com is pronunciation?

I cant see it though.

cvcv, not by a long shot.

 

[dnb8]

I don't want to make offtopic because this is auction,
in my language Y is a vovel, but now I checked at wikipedia

In the case of English, the five primary vowel letters can represent a variety of vowel sounds, while the letter Y can represent both vowels and a consonant.

so we have an answer

 

[uber]

::RANT::

The OED says....the consonant sound is not consistently represented in English spelling by any other letter, and perhaps for this reason Y tends traditionally to be counted among the consonants.

But... then there is this... which seems far more authoritative....

I suppose Americans will make "alot" one word eventually too.... oh how I love to see language abused!

Out of interest when did Wikipedia take over from the Oxford English Dictionary... to be honest....even Webster’s would be more acceptable

::/RANT::

 

[h3rm4w4n]

100 Np $

 

[champ_rock]

100 Np $

i tink that the bid starts form 8.50$ and not np$

 

[IQHS]

$8.50 bid

kinda like it, vowel or not