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SPA isn't pronounced "spa" but S-P-A thus an SPA is more likely correct. See "an FBI agent" for an example.
by edwardhusarcik 8y ago
SPA isn't pronounced "spa" but S-P-A thus an SPA is more likely correct. See "an FBI agent" for an example.
- virtualwhys 8y agoHah, the relief! That was driving me crazy, thank you for clarifying the usage. I've only seen it written and blindly assumed "spa", not S-P-A. Now I can read SPA posts without cringing...
- edwardhusarcik 8y agoLol keep in mind I could be completely wrong! It seems like there isn't a definitive rule. :(
- virtualwhys 8y agoNo, it makes sense, although as you say there's no rule, so some will use "SPA" and others "S-P-A". I'm reading it as "an S-P-A" now and it feels so, so much better :)