Y and W are sometimes used as vowels. They are technically consonants, but in some cases produce a vowel sound. The rule in English is not "all true words cont

Y and W are sometimes used as vowels. They are technically consonants, but in some cases produce a vowel sound. The rule in English is not "all true words contain a vowel" it's that all words contain a vowel sound. Except the ones that don't, because English is a very messy language.