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Why is it that when you say give me an x, you say an, but when you say give me a b, you say a. (Note that this can be applied to other letters.) 23 points.

Why is it that when you say give me an x, you say an, but when you say give me a b, you say a. (Note that this can be applied to other letters.) 23 points.
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Why is it that when you say give me an x, you say an, but when you say give me a b, you say a. (Note that this can be applied to other letters.) 23 points.

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This is because the sound you make when you say x is ex thus using a but when you make the b sound it sounds like be. 
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