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Speaking to BBC Radio Wales Breakfast, Jemma said “my flabber had never been so gasted”.
Speaking to BBC Radio Wales Breakfast, Jemma said “my flabber had never been so gasted”.
It’s called double U.
Only the French (afaik, I’m not a polyglot) get it right, they call it ‘double V’
In germany it is called W, pronounced [veː], non of that doubl bullshit, just it’s own letter.
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Also Spanish
Just as in Hungarian, duplavé FTW
And Finnish. And probably many many more since that’s what it is.
For most of the history of the Latin alphabet, there was no distinction between U and V.
More like Double Eww amirite?