Are their any...?

Myth and sphynx are two I always cite.

But then again, people say "y" is "sometimes a vowel".

Which is pretty idiotic because it either is or isn't. I don't see AEIOUY anywhere.

yea its kinda stupid how y is a vowel only when it feels like it. does anyone know how to tell when?

yea its kinda stupid how y is a vowel only when it feels like it. does anyone know how to tell when?

Probably when it acts in the place of an I, such as the examples above

who decided that?

Just a hypothesis. I don't care enough to look it up.

oh i know it was just a guess, but who the fuck sat down and was like, ok y is only gonna be a vowel sometimes? why is it the only letter to get special privilages?