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26 January
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'a' this is a small or little a?
'a' this is a small or little a?
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A lowercase “a”. When you’re spelling a word you can casually say “little a.” Technically, it’s called lowercase.
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I’m sorry but the question is hard to understand. “a” is a “lowercase” letter and “A” is uppercase. If this isn’t what you meant let me know and I’ll try and answer your question!
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What do you call " a"? It's called a little a or a small a?
- English (US)
A lowercase “a”. When you’re spelling a word you can casually say “little a.” Technically, it’s called lowercase.
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@Emma-666 With the uppercase A you can casually say “big A” 🤔🤓
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