Are you referring to a degree? I would think an MA, even though the word following an starts with a consonant, it has a vowel sound when spoken.
Ma-Ma-Ma Belle was created in 1973.
Liwen Ma's birth name is Xiaoying Ma.
Jason Ma's birth name is Jason Pius Ma.
Ma Fuxing was born in 1854.
Ma Yuanyu died in 1722.
Yes, it is correct to say "he holds an MA" to indicate that he has a Master of Arts degree.
ma-juh :)
You have to put the comma before 'but'.
MA (Soc)
:p it means How are you? the correct pinyin though is "Ni hao ma?"
The correct spelling is Baise ma vie - and it means "F**k my life"
MA-EDM or MA-EM
In French, the correct phrase is "ma tortue" because "tortue" (turtle) is a feminine noun. Therefore, you use "ma," which means "my," in the feminine form. So, it should be "ma tortue."
You would say it the same as you would say "ma (like in Mama) share". But this is not a correct statement. "Ma" is feminine and "chere" is masquline. You would have to either change it to "ma cherie", or "mon chere".
22 Miles Across The English Channel is the correct answer
i didn't understand your question exactely but if you meant to ask if ma l'amour is the correct writing of saying in English "my love" so it's not, the correct way is "mon amour"- to male and female both.
Consult with a lawyer/police for a current/correct/legal answer.