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Guess it must be a North American thing then, because I've always said "aitch" (like an 8 with a "ch" on the end) and "an aitch". Which brings us to the beginning of the word...who says "eyetch" and who says (long-"a" here, I could never find the code for the mark, anybody know it?) "aytch"
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