Hello everyone! Today we're going to look at why at the end of some words that takes the long vowel sound I. When Y is at the end of one consonant, it takes the long vowel sound I. For example, B-Y. B-I-B-I. M-Y-M-I-M-I. Now, when Y is at the end of a digraph, it takes the long vowel sound I. C-I-C-I. D-I-D-I. F-I-F-I. P-I-P-I. P-I-P-I. C-I-C-I. D-I-S-I. S-C-I. S-P-I. D-I-D-I. D-I-T-I. U-I-Y. Here are two words with U. However, the U is silent. B-I-B-I. G-I-G-I. Now, the U and the L is not silent in this word. J-U-L-I. J-L-I. Thank you very much, everyone. Please look in the description below and you will find many other videos that will help with reading. Thank you. Bye!