I use either either and neither neither nor neither either.
To clarify, that’s ether, eyethur, kneethur, nyetheir, kneethur ether, respectively.
So you say both then?
I don’t say either.
In my head I pronounce it as “either”, but out loud I pronounce it like “either”
I don’t. I say either.
Probably eye-ther, but eee-ther on random occasion
Yes.
Either either or either, depending on maybe the context or the phonetics of words used. Kinda like how you say the or the depending on if the next word starts with a vowel or not.
Either Either or eIther
Either works, really.
Growing up, I self-taught myself to pronounce this word as “Ee-ther”. Then I went to a private teacher and learned that the correct English pronunciation is “Eye-ther”. Then I also came to know that the word can be pronounced in both way regarding different accents. Then I stopped caring which pronunciation I was using while speaking. Most of the time, I say “Eye-ther”. I utter the later one barely.
Data or data?
Like day-duhh, day-tuhh, day-tahh, d8-ahh, d8-uhh, d@-uhh or d@-ahh?
I say Data when I’m taking about the character, but I say data when I am talking about the information.
Data
Neither
Best answer to the question here. Neither either of either is right (or wrong).
Tomato tomato.
I say this in real life, but when I say it I pronounce it the same both times.
Same
Whichever one you say, I say the other one.