Talk:KenOhki2112

Really good of you to add the dMZX link, but I'm pretty sure my spelling was fine, or at the least that "an" is acceptable preceding the acronym MZX. If I weren't abbreviating I would've said "a MegaZeux game" but it actually sounds more correct, at least to me, to use "an" when you're saying "MZX." Since there seems to be a difference of opinion I think some contributor who's not one of us should weigh in.

--SSoriak 23:43, 23 October 2006 (CDT)

It's usually "an" before a singularly-pronounced letter, even if it's a consonant. Why? If pronounciation phonetics show the pronounciation of a standalone letter containing a vowel at the beginning (in this case, "em" for M), use "an". If still a consonant in front ("bee" for B, for example) use "a". Therefore, "...an MZX game..." would be the correct case.

--Terryn 23:51, 23 October 2006 (CDT)

Thanks for the clarifications Terryn.

--T-Bone6 1:34, 24 October 2006 (EST)