In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. : r/etymology

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In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
Every text on Latin I've read says that 'V' is pronounced as an English 'W', yet in 'in vino veritas' it's always pronounced with an English 'V'. Which is correct? - Quora
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. : r/ etymology
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
History of the Latin script - Wikipedia
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
Is 'V' in Latin really pronounced as 'W'? - Quora
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
Is 'V' in Latin really pronounced as 'W'? - Quora
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
Latin letter V pronunciation: /w/ or /v/ ? Latin Pronunciation History
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
The evolution of letters : r/etymology
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
Is there a written word used in Roman times that would be ambiguous due to uncertainty over whether one or more letters were a 'U' or 'V'? - Quora
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
classical latin - When did the consonant U (i.e., V) begin to be pronounced as the fricative [v] instead of [w]? - Latin Language Stack Exchange
In classical Latin, V was pronounced similarly to the English W. :  r/etymology
Is 'V' in Latin really pronounced as 'W'? - Quora

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