Shamsi Breaks Down Islam & Life To An English Guy 

Yeah brother, that would have been great. But I guess brother shamsi has mentioned that in another way throughout his speech here.

whats the difference

If the next word starts with a vowel, you need to say 'an.' If it starts with a consonant, then you say 'a.' Example: She ate an apple. She ate a banana.@@sasha2209

@@sasha2209 english language and an is used before words that begin with vowels

thanks english is my third language. for that why i wanted to know, though i still didnt understand but thannks for explaining@@Mohamed-bu1yt

ok i can try make it easier for you to understand inshaallah. the reason it is 'An English' rather than 'A English' because it is easier to say 'an English' than 'a English' . it rolls easier on your tongue and speech, likewise it is not 'An cat' it is 'A cat' because 'an ca't is harder to say than 'a cat'. but the other understand as brother mohamed said is an is used before words that begin with vowels and a is used with words that begin with consonants. Vowels are A, E, I, O, U. Consonants: B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, X, Z.. @@sasha2209