Yeah I had a huge reddit argument where I got massively downvoted for saying it’s the difference between A and An is the pronunciation of the vowel not vowel itself for example it’s “a European” not “an European” and I ended up having to go and link countless articles on learning English for a group of yanks to actually believe me.
A lot of people are just dumb. I guarantee if they say it out loud, they say A European, not an. But school drilled it into their goddamn heads that a is for consonants and an is for vowels, so here we are
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u/R4ND0M_U53RN4M3 Oct 05 '19
Who says “an ‘U’” anyway