Nee-vuh or Ni-vuh?
 

When you say "neither" or "either", do you pronounce it with a long "e" sound or "i"?

Either way, let's call the whole thing off.

Nee-vuh

I use both. Oops.

Nee-vuh

But

Eye-vuh.

:conf: I think LOL.

Yeah, I use both.

Neither :laugh::tongue:

"Bath" or "Bar-th"?

I don't want to make a separate topic for this, either:

Do you say "grass" with a harsh 'a' sound like in "maths"

or with a long 'a' sound like in "spa"?

Long a for me. :tongue:

Bath:laugh:

I use both lol
I'd say "bath" but "bar-throom" lol
Some words I pronounce with a "r" lol and others without. :shrug:

aguzta hozzie cozawa gippin

I use both.


Dance or Da(r)nce?
Basil or Baysal.

totally agree

Nei [ as in an Eye ] ther [ as in a feather ].

I just the hard 'a' in words like bath, path, grass.

Why have you spelt it like that? I don't get it. :shrug: I know it's meant to be phonetic, but I'm on about the 'vuh' :conf:.

But yeah, the 'ee' option for me anyway, and I don't know anyone who pronounces it the other way. :hugesmile:

Nee-dur

Or something like that,whats with the vuh?

I say

Nee-thur

Because neither/either is said with a "v" sound? :conf2:

No, it's said with a 'th' sound.

I say 'nee-thur'

I say Neye-Ther
I guess I'm posh :spin:

Or does that make me un-posh? :conf2:

same, and I really did think everyone did! :hugesmile:

I am Scottish so I pronounce words normal.

Neether
Eeether
Bath (a soft a like the a in ass)
Grass (like the word ass)

I would say Eitehr or Neither with a long "E" sound.
Most of my pronoucations are quite posh e.g Bar-th etc...
But I never say Par-sta. :S

Only Americans say "par-sta" and "prar-cess" :rolleyes: Their language is like graffiti!

Haha thats how I pronounce it aswell. Must be an Irish thing and either is similar as in

ee-dur