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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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when writing a letter do you write a hotel or an hotel
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In American English, you would say a hotel . The pronunciation is different in parts of the UK, however, where sometimes they leave off the 'h'. My Grandmother, who was from Staffordshire in Great Britain, always said 'otel--leaving off the 'h', so she would have said an 'otel.
- In American English, you would say a hotel .
- The pronunciation is different in parts of the UK, however, where sometimes they leave off the 'h'.
- My Grandmother, who was from Staffordshire in Great Britain, always said 'otel--leaving off the 'h', so she would have said an 'otel.
- She also said an 'am sandwich for a ham sandwich.
- She also added an 'h' to some words, but I can't think of one now.
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In American English, you would say a hotel. The 'h' is pronounced.The pronunciation is different in parts of the UK, however, where sometimes they leave off the 'h'.
My Grandmother, who was from Staffordshire in Great Britain, always said 'otel--leaving off the 'h', so she would have said an 'otel. She also said an 'am sandwich for a ham sandwich. She also add
My Grandmother, who was from Staffordshire in Great Britain, always said 'otel--leaving off the 'h', so she would have said an 'otel. She also said an 'am sandwich for a ham sandwich. She also add
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