European

[akunspy]

When I saw other repay, I knew that I chose a wrong one

[Omar!]

I can say it is a European .

[Trish21]

Yes, I'd say A European...Eu sounds like a consonant, "Yuropean". If we chose An with European, we'll pronounce it this way, Aneuropean...It just doesn't sound right.

[user_gary]

Originally Posted by blacknomi

You are right on that!

And all sonorants are sonants! But not all sonants are sonorants. :D

I am new user
How to post new thread in this beginner category?

[user_gary]

Originally Posted by Tdol

Why?

How to post new thread in this area i.e. (beginner)?

I am new user. I don't have permission to post new threads.

What should I do?

[Teia]

Originally Posted by user_gary

How to post new thread in this area i.e. (beginner)?

I am new user. I don't have permission to post new threads.

What should I do?

Hi
Welcome!

Go to "Ask a teacher" , to your left.


Best wishes

[lips]

I agree with Trish21.
Her explanation is correct because the sound is that of a consonant (you)
not (an).
I have also been teaching and have been giving this question as an example when teaching Articles in class. My students speaks mainly Malay, Chinese or Tamil. You can imagine what I am going through and they are all blind and some never went to school at all.