Standing on its own, the letter "y" (called "i-griega" or "greek i") is spelled like the English letter "e". When in combination with vowels, as in "ya", "ye" or "yo", it is used like the English letter "j".
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Description (landlubber): |
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y (letter "i-griega") |
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y (and) |
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ya (already) |
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yo (I, me) |
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yayo (grandpa) |
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yelmo (helmet) |
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yerba (grass) |
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yacaré (alligator) |