It was, not so long ago, considered correct to use 'an' before words beginning with 'h'. An historic event, for example, would have sounded correct. This is a usage that is falling away. An harmonica might be technically correct, at least for those who hold to the older rules, but you will have to decide if your audience will appreciate the distinction. Older speakers may find it pleasing; younger people might find it funny.
Of those three I would say the harmonica.
i would say wind
celui qui soit, sera, i think ok? xx
There is a dedicated young man who is a virtuoso harmonica player in both the diatonic and chromatic harmonicas by the name of MaestroPhil. Through his thorough knowledge of music he has mastered the instrument and made a name for himself worldwide. All the eyes are upon him in the harmonica world because of his dexterity, clarity and extraordinary use of bends and rhythmic anomalies. Maestrophil is considered by Harmonica Player Magazine as the best ever and is a member of their Hall of Fame.
How do you say is that ok with you in french
ok that's the dumbest question ever no one ever plays that game sorry to say but its true
It depends on the Harmonica. I have a G Major harmonica, my Dad has an A Major harmonica, my brother has a C major harmonica and my Grandpa has several in different keys as well. If you weren't told what key your harmonica is in when you bought it, you can figure it out with a piano.
Say OK was created in 2006.
can buy harmonica
that's what you say but it isnot ok to say it ok
"do u ever slow down?" "take a breather!" "its ok, i got this one!" most commen. "RELAX!!!"
You can definitely take a harmonica along with you.