i think it varies
depending on where in the world you are...
in the UK it's pronounced bee-tah
in north america it seems to be pronounced bay-tah
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 3:54,
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in the UK it's pronounced bee-tah
in north america it seems to be pronounced bay-tah
nope
lets have none of that.
beeeta it is, and I think it might be nice if Amerib3tans called it that in honour of its specialness
(not that my opinion counts for anything)
*edit/ and Canab3tans as well
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 3:59,
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beeeta it is, and I think it might be nice if Amerib3tans called it that in honour of its specialness
(not that my opinion counts for anything)
*edit/ and Canab3tans as well
Out of curiosity
What Americans have you met that pronounced it bay-tah? Northerners?
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 4:06,
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I pronounce it bay-tuh
as in "beta testing"
and I'm from the mid-atlantic
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 4:11,
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and I'm from the mid-atlantic
smae with me
except i pronounce b3ta so as to rhyme with peter, like the fak.
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oi you!
don't go giving us mid-atlantic-ers a bad pronunciation name. I always say "bee-ta".
and besides, "bay-tans" just sounds much weirder than "bee-tans"
/relurk
/cries over not being able to do big math homework problem
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 4:18,
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and besides, "bay-tans" just sounds much weirder than "bee-tans"
/relurk
/cries over not being able to do big math homework problem
I'm stodgily set in my ways :)
I know "bee-ta" is correct, but I just can't reconcile it with "beta" as in "beta carotine" or "beta testing"
/fuddy-duddy
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 4:20,
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/fuddy-duddy
Strange.
I wish I knew some b3tans in person so I could hear how they pronounce it.
I pronounce it bee-tah.
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 4:39,
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I pronounce it bee-tah.
All
I'm American,I say Bay-tah and so does every American I've ever spoken to. I only heard bee-tah from a recent British transplant. DO you say Katherine ZEE-tah Jones?
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 5:26,
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they do
though greeks say 'eee' whenever feasible.
I've been trained to say beetah now, though I'll probably be looked at funny
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 5:34,
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I've been trained to say beetah now, though I'll probably be looked at funny
bee-three-tee-ay
At least to me, allthough I know that's wrong, but I've never actually spoken to a b3tan, so debris is de-briss I'm afraid.
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 3:53,
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I call it that.
Normally it is met with howls or derision, even rob said he found it unusual when someone referred to it like that. The reason I do it is because I called it beeta and my friend Marc gave me a dead arm. Git.
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 3:57,
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No,
Marc isnt a ninja and he hasnt started puberty so it isnt braggable. I'll find a picture for you.
See here:
co-project.lboro.ac.uk/users/maph2/third/marc.php
He made this website but the whole group passed it off as theirs, its ugly as sin in my opinion but fucking impressive php-wise.
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 4:01,
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See here:
co-project.lboro.ac.uk/users/maph2/third/marc.php
He made this website but the whole group passed it off as theirs, its ugly as sin in my opinion but fucking impressive php-wise.
bee-tah
although that cunt mr bongo always used to call it bee-three-tee-'ay, which made me want to stab him.
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 3:54,
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TJ: and probably GC...
ever wanted to make your own TRON costume?
www.ibiblio.org/jmaynard/TRONcostume/
here is all the information... in fact, just a bit too much information!
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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 3:56,
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www.ibiblio.org/jmaynard/TRONcostume/
here is all the information... in fact, just a bit too much information!