a European??

[Unregistered]

The majority seem to say a European instead of an European, but several of the answers had grammatical errors, so I am not sure about accepting them.

 

[Nightmare85]

**Neither a teacher nor a native speaker.**

"A European" is fully correct.
It depends on how you pronounce a word.
If a word begins with a spoken vowel, you'll need to use an.

This is an emergency.
My dad drives an extremely fast car.
An error has occurred.
It's an honor to help you.
I bought an MP3 player yesterday.

Pronounce all that words and pronounce the word European [Youropean ].
You should understand the difference now ;-)

Cheers!