"Y" is not a common French letter, most of these words have a foreign origin:
yack
yang
yard
yacht
yacht-club
yankee
yaourt
yaourtière
yatagan
yearling
yéménite
yen
yeuse
yeux
yéti
yé-yé
yèble
yin
ylang-ylang
yoga
yogi
yoghourt
yogourt
yohimbehe
yole
yonnais
yougoslave
yourte
youyou
yo-yo
ypérite
yponomeute
ypréau
ysopet
ytterbium
yttria
yttrifère
yttrium
yttrique
yucca
there are practically none...
yougoslave is one, I suppose (meaning Yugoslavian)
Exhaustive list :
Yankee
Yiddish (The same in English)
Youppin (racist word for the Jewish people, not a nice word at all)
Yéménite (From Yemen)
Yougoslave
Yttrifère (made up with Yttrium)
Yttrique (from Yttrium) That's all according to the Larousse dictionnary, I can say I've read the whole letter Y in the dictionnary ;0)))
NB : Yttrium is a chemical element, it is a metal : Atomic Number 39. :0))
The letter Y ("why").
il y a
comment y aller means 'how to get there' in French.
"that's it"
Dans la classe de français means "in French class" in French. Dans la classe de français il y a dix-neuf élèves: there are nineteen students in French class.
There are no adjectives beginning with the letter Y that describe North Carolina.
youthfulyelling
yucky
You can use adjectives to describe fashion styles and colors. Adjectives that begin with the letter "Y" that can describe fashion include yellow, youthful, young, yielding, yellowish, and yearly fashions.
young
young
youthful
· youthful
· youthful
yearn
Yéménite and yougoslave are two examples of French adjectives whose spellings begin with the letter "y".Specifically, they are both adjectives in the singular form. They can designate either someone female or male or something feminine or masculine. They respectively mean "a person from Yemen" and "a person from (the former) Yugoslavia" in English.The pronunciations will be "YE-me-NEET" and "YOO-go-SLAV" in French.
youngyouthful