@astra@packbat i feel like, outside of /j/ and the /ɹ/ that appears between vowels sometimes in non-rhotic dialects, English usually writes its epenthetic consonants -F
@astra@packbat oh also the words my and mine used to be a pair like a and an too
there's actually a famous case of a word changing due to this, where people saying "my nuncle" was heard as "mine uncle" and changed the word nuncle into the modern word uncle -F
@astra@packbat that's what i was talking about with how epenthetic /j/ isn't usually written! (/j/ is the sound often represented by ⟨y⟩ in english writing, like at the start of the word you) -F
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