It’s always fun to get a glimpse into how other people pronounce things with their usage of A vs AN. My favorite example is people who say “an historic”.
This I at least can comprehend, as H is silent in some languages
I sometimes see it with words I can’t even start guessing, can’t remember which, but I think last time it was something starting with M or N after ‘an’
It’s always fun to get a glimpse into how other people pronounce things with their usage of A vs AN. My favorite example is people who say “an historic”.
This I at least can comprehend, as H is silent in some languages
I sometimes see it with words I can’t even start guessing, can’t remember which, but I think last time it was something starting with M or N after ‘an’
“an mnemonic”
language processing brain center implodes
If you go by the Greek origin of the word (ιστορία), that’s more correct. Correcter, if you will.