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I usually pronounce "URL" like a word, rhymes with "hurl". Most of my
tech geek friends do too, probably because it's the shortest
pronunciation. That means I say "an URL". But if you pronounce "URL"
"You Are Ell", then it becomes "a URL". Which is more common?
"A URL" is more popular. Google has 8,320,000 results for "a URL" vs. 658,000 for "an URL", the new MSN search is 5,086,962 vs. 1,107,446. Yahoo search seems to treat the two queries the same. These are rough estimates, but it gives you an idea. Too bad search engines are case sensitive: curious the difference between "URL" and "url". |
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