How do you pronounce " EITHER" ?
I've always heard two different ways to say the word "either" or "neither" and I don't if it i'm supposed to pronounce it with an "i" or with an "e" ...
Or maybe both ways are correct.
Let me know.
Both are acceptable. It's just a regional dialect. You will hear the differences as you move very short distances in the UK. Often people in the same family say it differently with an i or an e. It is believed by British people that Americans prefer to say. With the i sound. There is even an old song about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ3fjQa5Hls
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I've heard both in the UK, it's just how you have got used to pronounce it. I don't think it has something to do with social status or level of education. Probably just how it is/was pronounced in your family.
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Both are correct pronunciations, although the British tend to stick with (I)-ther while Americans stick with (E)-ther. Say it how you want. :)
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What about "assume" ?
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Either. As in either way.
Also look up "assume". That other way is so awful. :(
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