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Johnny.C
ANSWERS: 11
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In the USA it is Neeeether.
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I'm from Guam.. I've always said it "Neeether" Everyone else I know says it that way too.
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I pronouce it 'nigh' (rhymes with 'thy'), 'the'. So, nigh-the. I'm from England, and I spend lots of time in both the south and the north, so I don't think my precise location in England has anything to do with the way I pronounce it...
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Just to be different I'm offering the pronounciation of Nayther.
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I am from England I prenounce it Neeether
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I'm from Canada and here it's n-eye-ther aswell.
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I say nigh ther and am from the North of England.
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I say both neether and nyther, depending on the rest of the sentence. I also say both eether and iver (either)- most people I know switch between the two- I'm from Midlands England, but lived in Wales a long time and now live in the South East. Maybe that's why I'm confused!
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Neeeeeeeether, and I am from Portsmouth, England. Also I pronounce either eyether, potato potayto and tomato tomareto, should you care to know
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I'm from New Zealand, and I pronounce it both ways "Nighther" or "Neether" I think we Kiwis have a fairly flexible approach to pronunciation, and quite often use more than one for a lot words.
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nee-ther around friends, ny-ther around teachers, me ish from california, u likey me inglesh?
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