Just to be clear, it's Commander Data, not Commander Data.
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Then there's me who says it both ways depending on the sentence.
everyone toe-may-toe, toe-maw-toe, to indicate both are fine. As soon as I say taw-muh-toe however, there is an issue.
Might I suggest a compromise wherein everyone is equally wrong:
dah-tah
God forbid vowels have a consistent pronunciation throughout a word
I was looking for a NES game on GoG.
There is a right way to say that sentence. And a wrong way.
I was looking for a Nintendo Entertainment System game on Good Old Games.
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.
Could be gog, jog, goj, or joj.
Zjog, zjoj, etc
Datums
Either way is fine but just don't come at me with "the data are 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.
Data in portuguese is normally spoken as Data, and means calendar date, while Data means the lay down command
Auzzies just chucking in 20 "R's"