how do YOU say either/neither?

Question

either with a long I
neither with a long I

or either with a short i
neither with a short i

i really wannt to know

Answer 1

Good question, never thought about this before =]

I pronounce Either both ways, and Neither pronounced with the long I.

Answer 2

"the two" and "or" are used while there are 2 achieveable concepts for something. ex. Mary needs to ask the two Jason or Alex to the dance. "Neither" and "nor" is used while there are 2 issues which at the instant are not opportunities. it rather is the adverse variety of "the two" and "or". ex. William likes neither rooster nor pork because of the fact he's a vegetarian.

Answer 3

eether

neether

I asked my old high school English teacher (my best friends Mom) and that is what she said is the correct way to say them.

Answer 4

you say them like that..

either is pronounced as "eee-ther" ('th' is pronouced as if u r saying d flatly.)

similarly neither is pronounced as "neether" (again 'th' like a flat d)



hope dat helped...so dat NEETHER i nor u are anytime caught having a wrong pronounciation..!

Answer 5

I say eye-ther and n-eye-ther but it's up to you. (I am from Oxford though!)

Answer 6

Short i for both.



Eeether



Neether

Answer 7

i say neither like this: kneether.. and either lie this: eyether

Answer 8

eithed is a long "e" , and neither is a long " e "

Answer 9

eee-ther

nee--ther

Answer 10

I pronounce them eee-ther..... and neee-ther....

Answer 11

eether and neether.

Answer 12

i think it's ee-ther and nee-ther..

Answer 13

EYE-THER

NI-THER



Is how I say them.

Answer 14

no i just e