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Is the Y in word anything considered a vowel?

The "Y" in the word "anything" is considered a vowel.

Here's why:

* Pronunciation: In "anything," the "Y" makes a vowel sound similar to the "i" in "win."

* Function: It acts as the center of the syllable "thing," which is a vowel-centered syllable.

However, it's important to note that "Y" can sometimes act as a consonant, as in the word "yellow." The function of "Y" depends on its position and pronunciation in a word.

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