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theenquirer | 00:08 Sat 04th Nov 2006 | Travel
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Which part of London has a name with more consonants
in a row than any other place in London?
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Aldwych?
02:55 Sat 04th Nov 2006
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Knightsbridge. Strictly speaking, the 'y' in 'Aldwych' is a vowel just as the 'y' in 'hymn, rhythm' and so on is.
09:13 Sat 04th Nov 2006
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Thank you Quizmonster. I know it often substitutes for a vowel but I didn't know whether it counted here.
22:41 Sat 04th Nov 2006
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Andy, 'y' is a consonant when it is used in words such as 'year, youth, yes' etc but a vowel when used in words such as 'rthyme, folly, myrrh' etc. Cheers
09:05 Sun 05th Nov 2006

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