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[Anaisa]

I'd just like to make a quick remark to everybody non-British here. The world "an" is only used in Britain as an indefinite article before a word starting with a vowel or the letter "h". Ignore the seal-girl's usual rubbish.

NB: I'm not arguing with anybody at all here. I just don't want people to get a wrong idea of the language spoken in UK, because one person can't spell.

You want them to get the wrong idea because you don't want them to know I'm right. Do you want them to ignore the dictionary too, an listen to you instead? Because they'd have to to go along with what you're saying. Definition of an - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

Middle English, from Old English An one -- more

An as for me talking rubbish, if I talk such rubbish, an you're so intelligent an interesting, why do people pay more attention to me?