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"an HN" is right if HN is meant to be read "aitch en." The a/an rule is based on phonetics. And to your question, I guess not. :P
by devinmontgomery 13y ago
"an HN" is right if HN is meant to be read "aitch en." The a/an rule is based on phonetics.
And to your question, I guess not. :P
- JimmaDaRustla 13y agoThe pronunciation is "hacker news", not "acker news", therefore "a" and not "an". The consonant is pronounced, not silent. Edit: oh, that's not german you wrote. You're right about "H N"