Either (e-thur or i-thur) e-thur for me:)
I use both interchangeably.domatron23This.Something like, "Use e-thur controller, you are still going to get your ass kicked."OrSomething like "I-thur leave me alone or get sodomized!"
[QUOTE="domatron23"]I use both interchangeably.clayronThis.Something like, "Use e-thur controller, you are still going to get your ass kicked."OrSomething like "I-thur leave me alone or get sodomized!" lol now that's a pick up line.
I say it like e-ver. I think it's just how we Mancunians speak.CBR600-RRid have to disagree :Pi say i-thur
Sometimes I feel like pronouncing it i-thur and some ee-thur.But only in my mind cause I only write English; I havent spoken to anyone who is English/American etc to have a chance to actually pronounce it... :P
i use both, i thin you can do so, depending on context. anyone know anything about linguistics? what's the correct way?although, it probably comes out more like "i-vfer" or "e-vfer"....ah the joys of saaf landan.
i use both, i thin you can do so, depending on context. anyone know anything about linguistics? what's the correct way?although, it probably comes out more like "i-vfer" or "e-vfer"....ah the joys of saaf landan.shaunk89 It's phonetically dependent on the preceding phoneme for a lot of people.
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