The letter W should be pronounced 'wee' Every other

Sometimes when I read acronyms using W I pronounce W like "way" in my head.

Could call it that.

>in France double-you is called double-vee

I don't know how to feel about this.

>>67134330
>wee

>>67134367
Spaniards say "dobleuve"
mexicans say "dobleu"
here we say "dobleve"

In spanish
A
Be
Ce
De
Efe
Ge
Ache
i
Jota
Ka
Ele
Eme
Ene
O
Pe
Qu
Erre
Ese
Te
U
Uve
Doble U
Equis
I griega
Zeta

It's called a double u because it's a double u. The letter didn't exist in the latin alphabet and normally isn't used in romance languages. Germanics using the latin alphabet had to improvise when writing in their own language instead of latin, so for a sound that the latin alphabet couldn't represent well, they doubled letters. Double s, double u (v), etc.

>>67134404
I thought it was uve doble, the alphabet is one of the few things I remember from mandatory spanish classes in 5th~8th grades.

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>>67134502
Does that mean the SS was pronounced "double S"??
My whole life is a lie.

Ey
Bee
She
Dee
Eee
Eff
Jee
Eichi
Ai
Jay
Kay
Eru
Emu
Enu
Oh
Pee
Kyu
Aaru
Ess
Tee
You
Bui
Daburyu
Ekkusu
Why
Zet

No.

Just add the word "single" in front of every other letter.

singleayy, singlebee, singlecee, etc.

It's the only right way.

>>67134397
Excuse me chilli, but it's actually "uve doble"

>>67134530
Both are correct, uve doble sounds archaic in Mexican Spanish but it may be common in some other places

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>>67134725

Okay, this is a better way

>>67134717
Thanks for the laughs bro