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2/25/2013 9:10:18 AM
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Actually, "an herb" is correct, since the H in herb is silent. Words that being with a silent H [like hour, herb, honor, honest, etc] follow the use of a/an just as if it began with a vowel.
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Edited by Cultmeister: 2/26/2013 10:36:59 AMbut the h isn't silent, that was my point. i have literally never heard anyone pronounce it 'erb.
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Apparently it's a British/American thing. Brits pronounce the H, Americans do not.
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hm. the more you know.
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You serious? I've never heard someone pronounce the H
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Only about 75% of the English speaking world pronounces the H.
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get 0wned bitch
