The last question is interesting. I wonder what the list would be for each country. Im not sure my language has any (exclamations/interjections excluded obviously) ow wait we have "u". English only "a" and "i" (though some might say "o" like in o'clock. But I consider it an abbreviation) I believe?
Would love to see this list (and to see which vowel is at the top)
It is not just about vowels I realised, we have a few more, though most are abbreviations. An accolade is required, though sometimes the word it came from doesn't exist anymore. Like 's, others are 't 'n 'r 'k. You would only find the 's in official documents though (the one where the original word is not used anymore)
Came to write the same thing. Wikipedia states that northernmost point of Lithuania is at 56º27' N and the northernmost point of Ireland is latitude: 55° 23′ 4″ N.
I'm Polish and I didn't get the last one hahah. And that's true - a might be translated as "yet" i is "and" o means "about" u usually means "at" w means "in" and z means "with" ;))
They almost made a big budget action movie about the three classical composers. Bruce Willis was going to play Beethoven, and Mickey Rourke had agreed to star as Brahms. Arnold Schwarzenegger simply said: "I will be Bach".
Would love to see this list (and to see which vowel is at the top)
It is not just about vowels I realised, we have a few more, though most are abbreviations. An accolade is required, though sometimes the word it came from doesn't exist anymore. Like 's, others are 't 'n 'r 'k. You would only find the 's in official documents though (the one where the original word is not used anymore)