Re: what is it?
> >It's rather easy when you know it really, when a word begins with a vowel, you > >say "an" (an apple, an oven, an utter) if it begins with a consonant, it's > >always "a" (a pear, a clock, a ship). > > > >It's easy as (a) pie :-)) > > What about Hour, Hotel, Happy? It's not enough to know that the word > starts with a vowel, you have to know it *sounds* as though it starts > with a vowel. an hour a hotel a happy right ? > ===== > \ / > ):( It seems to me that time is running out for this > /.:.\ non-ascii discussion of different languages! > ===== > > (It's supposed to be an hourglass) ______ ( ) `. .' )( ,'%%`. - Hourglass (%%%%%%) CJ
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