The ending of consonant + y changes from y to I + es, which is not a consonant, but a consonant? rt I said if it's not a consonant, but if it's a consonant, is it + s, or does it change y to I + es

The ending of consonant + y changes from y to I + es, which is not a consonant, but a consonant? rt I said if it's not a consonant, but if it's a consonant, is it + s, or does it change y to I + es

Generally, the plural of a noun ending in y can only be formed in two ways
1. For nouns ending with consonant + y, change y to I and add es
2. For nouns ending with vowel + y, add s directly
So before y, it's either a consonant or a vowel
Your one should add s, because it's not a consonant, so it's a vowel, so add s directly
I hope my answer can help you