Question for Europeans that pronounce the letter W as V: How do you say one syllable words like 'dawn'?

@ElctrcBoogalord @W0LFB3AT5: Actual German here, that seems to be mainly an issue when they try to speak english. Our v is supposed to be pronounced like a soft f, whereas the w is similar to the US one.

Every European language does it differently.

@ElctrcBoogalord: I've been in Germany for 8 years. The accents I hear them always start with "V" when pronouncing any words that begin with "W".

-Wurzberg: Vurzpurg
-Wonderful: Vonterful (Vunderbar)
-Winter Wonderland: Vinta Vunderland

Etc...

@ElctrcBoogalord: but "w" in between the word would not make a difference. But it depends on their accent.

@ElctrcBoogalord: We don't use W almost at all, words using it are usually variations made from english words and always pronounced just V.

Example: Watti, pronounced Vatti, comes from english Watt. Most likely kept as V is short for Volt.