Comment by zombot 2 months ago In what neck of the woods? English pronunciation never gets boring. 2 comments zombot Reply swiftcoder 2 months ago In British English the "an" is correct, even though most English dialects don't actually render the H as silent. It's a French-derived word that had a silent H originally, ergo we use "an". NuclearPM 2 months ago That’s ridiculous. British people have been butchering English for far too long.
swiftcoder 2 months ago In British English the "an" is correct, even though most English dialects don't actually render the H as silent. It's a French-derived word that had a silent H originally, ergo we use "an". NuclearPM 2 months ago That’s ridiculous. British people have been butchering English for far too long.
NuclearPM 2 months ago That’s ridiculous. British people have been butchering English for far too long.
In British English the "an" is correct, even though most English dialects don't actually render the H as silent. It's a French-derived word that had a silent H originally, ergo we use "an".
That’s ridiculous. British people have been butchering English for far too long.