because i say either
Neither
Best answer to the question here. Neither either of either is right (or wrong).
Ironically, either of them depending on the situation. Sometimes I even express the concept that I am indifferent to the choice between two things or happy with both of them by saying “ee-ther, eye-there”
I definitely use them both together more often than just one. Like you, to express indifference to a choice.
I don’t tend to do that with neither though 🤔 and now I’m thinking too hard, I don’t know which I tend to go with.
Neither. I say either.
Either works, really.
Eye-ver
So you say both then?
There’s multiple ways up pronounce it?
Eee-ther or eye-ther
There is an Irish rural accent that pronounces it AY-ther.
There’s even a classic jazz song about it.
Let’s Call The Whole Thing Off https://youtu.be/J2oEmPP5dTM
Oh god of course. I actually don’t know how that slipped my mind.
Eye-ther mostly, but like with many words I’ll alternate between pronunciations! (You still won’t catch me pronouncing “decals” like dee-cals though!)
Weird, I didn’t know people pronounced it dye-cals /s
I can’t tell if maybe you’re joking, but is there another way to pronounce decal? I could in theory imagine someone saying it like “dick-al” but that seems unlikely.
“Deckles”, rhyming with “speckles”.
if you don’t mind me asking, what country are you from? I’ve heard people from the us say ee-ther and dee-cals
Whichever one you say, I say the other one.
Eye-ther or ether depending the crowd I’m around
Yes.
Both. Context-dependant.
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
Tomato tomato.
I say this in real life, but when I say it I pronounce it the same both times.
Same
Ee-ther and nye-ther
