Use of "the" before the names, starting with any vowel is correct ?

[kittaya]

The Atlanta

The antartica

Like this..

 

[Cathedral]

Wrong. 

[r2d2]

it depends on the context and the vowel sound.. not necessarily the vowel itself...

[Cathedral]

You can say the Arctic ocean or the Antarctic ocean when you're using it like an adjective but you can't say it if you're using it like a noun. 

[kittaya]

Just now, r2d2 said:

it depends on the context and the vowel sound.. not necessarily the vowel itself...

Can you give any example 

[reality]

Not always.

If the noun is unique and one of its kind, yes.

For example, The United States is correct.

 

[Cathedral]

1 minute ago, r2d2 said:

it depends on the context and the vowel sound.. not necessarily the vowel itself...

You can't say it ever if it's the name of a place and you're using it as a noun. 

[kittaya]

Just now, Cathedral said:

You can say the Arctic ocean or the Antarctic ocean when you're using it like an adjective but you can't say it if you're using it like a noun. 

Thank you .. first of all my question is wrong.. 

This clears me...

Thumbs up

[kittaya]

1 minute ago, reality said:

Not always.

If the noun is unique and one of its kind, yes.

For example, The United States is correct.

 

Ante ilaga.. like below comment

2 minutes ago, Cathedral said:

You can say the Arctic ocean or the Antarctic ocean when you're using it like an adjective but you can't say it if you're using it like a noun. 

 

[Cathedral]

Just now, reality said:

Not always.

If the noun is unique and one of its kind, yes.

For example, The United States is correct.

 

This part is right, but you're using it before a collective noun not a proper noun. 

[kittaya]

1 minute ago, Cathedral said:

This part is right, but you're using it before a collective noun not a proper noun. 

Mama English lo Niku 99 marks aa

[Cathedral]

2 minutes ago, kittaya said:

Thank you .. first of all my question is wrong.. 

This clears me...

Thumbs up

You only use articles before common nouns or collective nouns, not proper nouns. 

[kittaya]

Just now, Cathedral said:

You only use articles before common nouns or collective nouns, not proper nouns. 

Mama inni variety nouns unnaya.. ee lokam lo

[r2d2]

5 minutes ago, Cathedral said:

You can't say it ever if it's the name of a place and you're using it as a noun. 

you are paraphrasing...  I said it depends on the context

[Cathedral]

7 minutes ago, kittaya said:

Mama inni variety nouns unnaya.. ee lokam lo

You can say an apple, but you can't say the Jagan. Although with the current state of affairs, we can say the shenanigans of Jagan. I used common, proper and collective noun in the same order ya.