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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Thu 22 Apr 2004, 4:18,
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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.