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So it’s An Arbor, as opposed to The Arbor?
Why do we get IN a car but ON a plane?
That’s why spoken, not written.
It won’t get 2/3 of each house, much less 3/4 of the states.
Actually, they do better with a side of electrons.
“i before e”
Except when your foreign neighbor Keith
received eight counterfeit beige sleighs from
feisty caffeinated weightlifters.
Weird.
Semper ubi sub ubi.
Stolen from French, so probably doesn’t count.
Probably didn’t help that some English (as in UK) dialects don’t pronounce the “h”. As in Liza Doolittle.
From that point, Chinese (spoken, not written) is the easiest. No tenses, no gendered nouns, no conjugation of verbs.
So it’s An Arbor, as opposed to The Arbor?