Vowel counter
Type something and the most frequent words show up here.
A, E, I, O and U are counted as vowels, everything else alphabetic as a consonant. Accented forms count with their base letter, so "é" is a vowel.
How to count vowels
Y is the awkward one and there is no rule that settles it. It is treated as a consonant here, which is the schoolroom convention, and it is genuinely a vowel in "rhythm", "myth" and "gym", where it is the only vowel sound in the word. If Y matters for what you are doing. A word game, a phonics exercise. Count it by hand. The vowel ratio is worth glancing at for anything you will read aloud: English prose runs around 38 to 40 percent vowels, and text far below that is usually cluttered with abbreviations or is genuinely hard to say.
Questions
Not here — it is counted as a consonant, following the usual convention. It genuinely is a vowel in words like "rhythm" and "gym", so adjust by hand if that matters.
Yes. "é", "ü" and "å" count with their base letters.
English prose runs around 38 to 40 percent vowels. Well below that usually means abbreviations or awkward phrasing.
Letters. "Queue" has five vowel letters and one vowel sound.
Yes. Type just that word.