I noticed some people doing that in random comments on this board. I find that so weird though, since where I live, the "h" is pronounced as a consonant.

Ex: Would you say "a hero" or "an hero"?

For me it's "a hero"

Um, no...?

No.

Not all of them. It depends if you're hearing the h or not

No babe

No...

Only if the "h" makes a vowel sound or if it's silent, some people pronounce "herbal" differently so it depends. Usually, I use "a" though.

an hero.. mess

Not if its not a vowel

Probably done by Northern English people? They often say things like 'Give me an 'and with this?' - just completely ignore the H.

If the "h" is silent and followed by a vowel sound, yes. Like, I'll say "an hour" or whatever. But otherwise, no.

It depends. For hero its "a". For words like hour and honor its "an"

A hero
An hour

It depends on the word, and whether the 'h' is silent or not.

"a horse", "an hour", etc.

#Grammar101

A hero.
An hero is a meme, basically saying to kill yourself.

if the "h" is silent, yes

"an honor", "an hour"

Depends on how the h word is pronounced. A soft H? An. A hard H? A.