No.
The word "an" should be used in lieu of "a" when the following word begins with a vowel or an H. While it is possible for the letter Y to serve as a vowel at times, in this particular case, the word young follows. The letter Y is used as a consonant in the word "young" and so "many an young man" would be incorrect and "many a young man" is the correct usage.
More specifically, use 'an' if the word immediately following begins with a vowel SOUND. What the actual letter is is irrelevant, it is the sound that matters. Thus, it's 'a unicorn', as the 'u' is a consonant sound, while 'an umbrella' is correct, as the 'u' there is a vowel sound. Similarly, 'an hour' and 'a history book' are the correct usages.
It is correct.
The answer for a young man is : jeune homme or , for a boy , jeune garçon.
I can't fact check my answer 100%, but I was told many years ago by a young man who claimed to be fluent in mayan, that the correct phrase for "shut up" was "Tsa 'u pa che"
In Scottish, "young man" can be said as "wee lad" or "laddie."
In Aramaic, "young man arise" can be translated as "Talitha koum."
it is correct to say an honest, as in "make an honest man outta him!"
AnswerHola joven.
succeed
ademi jigit (handsome young man), ademi erkek (handsome man)
Bonjour jeune homme
no
It is only correct if you are standing on top of a young person.What are you trying to say? If you mean someone who is at their physical prime, you might say "at the peak of youth" or "at the prime of their life."If you mean a young person who is top of their class, you might say "at the top of his or her class" or "the best of the youths."