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Really depends on where you're from. OP already mentioned in his area it's phonetically mostly "ew". I'd say a lot of germanic areas also do something I'd des
by heavenlyhash 10mo ago
Really depends on where you're from.
OP already mentioned in his area it's phonetically mostly "ew".
I'd say a lot of germanic areas also do something I'd describe as "oi". That'd also make one inclined to use an "an" when speaking.
- asveikau 10mo agoI speak other languages where it starts with an E sound. But I'm not aware of any native English speaking place where it doesn't have /j/ in English.