Which do you say?
A fc
An efsii
A fc
An efsii
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a fc or an fc?
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Which one do you say?
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This is a survey, right?
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OT: I say both but I mainly use 'an fc.'
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OT: I say both but I mainly use 'an fc.'
i guess a fc because fullcombo starts with a consonant
a full combo
an ef cee
an ef cee
You can see it as a discussion but you'll just have people saying what they use, which makes it more of a survey.
Unless a formal debate occurs where the community is divided in two, each having reasonable arguments and counter-arguments as to which is the more proper way of saying it. :p
Unless a formal debate occurs where the community is divided in two, each having reasonable arguments and counter-arguments as to which is the more proper way of saying it. :p
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I was expecting an argument about grammar and stuffs but well whatever
lol, or that. :p
a PC (Perfect Combo)
b'cause FC is too mainstream
b'cause FC is too mainstream
Izect Ztenz wrote:
a PC (Perfect Combo)
b'cause FC is too mainstream
I think "an FC"
because your question was which do you say
so you can't really say "a FC"
I have to pause between 'A' and 'FC' in order to say it properly.
So I say 'An FC' because I don't have to pause in order for it to work in a sentence.
However, if you are speaking without terms. 'A fullcombo' works better than 'An fullcombo.' Perhaps it's because of the acronym of 'Fullcombo' that makes it easier to say aside from 'A FC'.
But then again, that depends on how you say 'A FC'....dear I could go on for hours with this.
So I say 'An FC' because I don't have to pause in order for it to work in a sentence.
However, if you are speaking without terms. 'A fullcombo' works better than 'An fullcombo.' Perhaps it's because of the acronym of 'Fullcombo' that makes it easier to say aside from 'A FC'.
But then again, that depends on how you say 'A FC'....dear I could go on for hours with this.