Why do us have double letters?
Why do we have double letters in words? Likewise apple. For example apple. The pp makes a p sound, and sound the same as if the word was spelt aple.
What reasons are there
- why
- double
- letters
- make
- the
- same
- sound
as if it were a single letter??
Why do some words have double letters that have a single letter which makes the same sound? In my language in India, I only use 3 characters in a sentence.
How do consonants work if they need a double letter with a vowel?
Two consonants in a word give us different pronunciation like in:
apple and aple are different in pronunciation and little, better
- (double t sounds like d ) ladder, bidder (without double
- d, it wouldn’t be , but instead)
- sunny (without double n would be instead of ) with fit (without
- double t
- I love that same type of stuff from beetle’s trees. They look similar to candy.
- hoop, spoon have a longer sounding u. More than just being the endotype u of a knead-. , . As a verb you can still write spun , hup , because they are pronounced differently, and there is no longer long U in English as a letter.
What are your views on religion?
The double consonants in well and apple are short as in pest and fast and both can be. If the P was not doubled in apple, the word would rhyme with maple, compare apple with dapple.
