The more you know

Many languages called it a double V in their alphabet but English calls it a double U

French-double v

As I said in English it originated from 2 Us being written together. In fonts with less sharp pointedness it's even written as 2 Us still.

C begins with c, (like emcee: MC)

@shiftingsands depends on what part of the English speaking world you’re from, some people say aitch, others say haitch

I know. I'm going by received pronunciation. (most people I know say haitch, I used to too, then switched to aitch'.

I don’t really get why aitch is the “proper” way, like I know it came from the French who don’t pronounce the h, but we do, so in my mind it makes more sense to start h with a h