Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Gh"

A: "Ugh! That's disgusting!"

"Florence Pugh is a great actor!"

"The alphabet is: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz."

"The product's serial number is GH-1227-TDY."

A:

Not a word

A: The letters "gh" (and "ough") in English do not have a standard pronunciation and is one of the more difficult aspects for English language learners to master. As an example:
Cough - pronounced Coff
Tough - pronounced Tuff
Through - pronounced Threw
Though - pronounced Tho

A: The h is silent, just pronounce it as a normal g

A: It varies. It can either be a "f-" sound or a "uh / oh" sound. Place names can be very confusing. For example: Loughborough is pronounced "Luff-boor-uh." On behalf of everyone English - Im sorry our language doesn't make sense.

A: In "enough" it is pronounced as "f"!!!!! Kat96 means "thought" as the second word.

A: what does gh abbreviate? (what does it mean?)

A: It depends on the word. In a word like "tough", it sounds like "ph" or "f".

In a word like "dough" it sounds like... well like nothing, it's just an extension of the "o" sound.

In a word like "ghillie", the "h" is silent.

A: In the word, "eight," the "gh" is silent.

A: Yeah it's like saying enouf