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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Why "a"?

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0 Because when you speak, "one" begins with a "w" sound, which is not a vowel, hence the "a". 0-

— Pieanne

  • 0 Because when you speak, "one" begins with a "w" sound, which is not a vowel, hence the "a".
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0 Because when you speak, "one" begins with a "w" sound, which is not a vowel, hence the "a". 0-
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