Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• As the word "unique" opens with a vowel, it should have "an" with it, but as in the pronounciation sounds a "y" first, it sounds weird to say "an unique... whatever", ...
• Hi there: Which is better in standard English, to say to have a unique version of... or to sat to have an unique version of. Thanks in advance for ...
• Dec 21, 2005 ... Just another note about the challenges of the English language. Why "a unique... " rather than "an unique..."? When a "u" word is pronounced as ...
• Which is the correct grammar usage: "a unique" or "an unique"? Want Answers6. Comment1 Loading... 6 Answers. Stephanie Fysh, editoreditor. 25 upvotes by ...

• Dec 21, 2005 ... Just another note about the challenges of the English language. Why "a unique... " rather than "an unique..."? When a "u" word is pronounced as ...
• I had the same question today. I would always say "a unique" but I received a written document using "an unique" and wondered whether it might be proper.
• Please explain me whether I should use "a unique" or "an unique"? If "a unique" is to be followed, please tell me why it should be so inspite of "u" being a vowel.
• ... a consonant or vowel but by whether the next word begins with the sound of a vowel or consonant. Unique begins with a "y" sound, hence a unique is correct.