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Then there’s me who says it both ways depending on the sentence.
No
It’s his name, I pronounce it how he does.
Data in portuguese is normally spoken as Data, and means calendar date, while Data means the lay down command
I was looking for a NES game on GoG.
There is a right way to say that sentence. And a wrong way.
/aɪ wəz ˈlʊkɪŋ fɔː ə ɛn eː ɛs ˈɡeɪ̯m on gŏg/
tbh /gŏg/ is pretty hard to pronounce so i would probably say /ɡɒk/ like gock
This is the kind of lore im looking for
Which one do you hate more?
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I was looking for a en ee ess game on gog.
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I was looking for a ness game on gee oh gee.
There are at least 2 more ways to say it, along with some even more cursed variants.
Say gog like the G in gif?
long E for nes, like neice.
Lol pure evil
Could be gog, jog, goj, or joj.
Zjog, zjoj, etc
an en ee ess
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I was looking for a Nintendo Entertainment System game on Good Old Games.
You understand
Just to be clear, it’s Commander Data, not Commander Data.
Might I suggest a compromise wherein everyone is equally wrong:
dah-tah
God forbid vowels have a consistent pronunciation throughout a word
Either way is fine but just don’t come at me with “the data are conclusive”
This datum is conclusive!
You can tell someone is older or in academics/research when they say it like this.
For most people “data” is a singular set. It’s clearer to say “these sets of data are conclusive”, while if it’s a single study, “this data is conclusive”
Like why you don’t walk into a police station and say “there were murders everywhere” when you’re talking about crows.
I call it both, depending on the mood
Datums
Auzzies just chucking in 20 “R’s”
You say data, I say data
You say gif, I say gif
Data, data, gif, gif
Let’s call the whole thing off
datumoj
Cxu tio estas esperanto
I assume the king took this photo? Or maybe the king’s jester if the king approved of it before the photo was released
One is my name. The other is not.
