Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Practical and Complete German Grammar
The German 1) (ipsilon) is never used as a consonant, like the English y, but is always a vowel. The pronunciation is always that of i. It occurs only in words of Greek origin, while in German words it has, of late, fallen entirely into disuse.
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