My favorite silent English letter is:

• a as in aisle
• b as in subpoena
• c as in muscle
• d as in badge
• e as in pie
• f as in halfpenny
• g as in foreign
• h as in hour
• i as in business
• j as in hajj
• k as in know
• l as in would
• m as in mnemonic
• n as in autumn
• o as in opossum
• p as in pneumonia
• q as in lacquer
• r as in surprise
• s as in island
• t as in depot
• u as in build
• v as in revving
• w as in wrong
• x as in faux
• y as in they're
• z as in rendezvous

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