Either

[Sid70]

How do you spell it?

ˈēT͟Hər


or


ˈīT͟Hər

[CurrentlySober]

How do you spell it?

I spell it - "I" then "T" but the "t" is lower case... It...

[Sid70]

I spell it - "I" then "T" but the "t" is lower case... It...

Asked cus I was taught to say I in English, but in the movies I only hear E.

So not I like EYE, but E like EASTER.

[CurrentlySober]

Asked cus I was taught to say I in English, but in the movies I only hear E.

So not I like EYE, but E like EASTER.

Ahh I actually get you now. I personally use both pronunciations, dependant on the the sentence. Personally, I dont think either of them are incorrect.

[Sid70]

Ahh I actually get you now. I personally use both pronunciations, dependant on the the sentence. Personally, I dont think either of them are incorrect.

May be a US/UK thing?


For me it is EYEZER, not EAZER.

[CaptainHowdy]

Either way . . .

[freecartoonporn]

either or

[CurrentlySober]

May be a US/UK thing?


For me it is EYEZER, not EAZER.

More about 'The Queens English' probably. If you were trying to talk in a very posh, proper and fancy way, then you would say EYEther. However for normal everyday use amongst all social classes, EEEther is perfectly correct as well

[Sid70]

More about 'The Queens English' probably. If you were trying to talk in a very posh, proper and fancy way, then you would say EYEther. However for normal everyday use amongst all social classes, EEEther is perfectly correct as well

Thanks, mate. In school I was taught to be The Queens English, but as far as I can see EEEther is also kinda OK these days.

[mineistaken]

As far as I remember from mid school English lessons - it was US/Uk thing.