How do you say neither and either?

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Do you say either like eye-ther or ee-ther

And is neither nigh-ther or knee-ther?

I’m eye-ther and nigh-ther.

Jeez it’s been a long day...

:) eether and neether

Eye-there
Nigh-ther

But I've been known to slip J the other way occasionally 😂

Eether and neether

eye - ther
Nigh - ther

South Coast dweller.

Eether and neether

Eye-ther
Nigh-ther

London dweller

I interchange between both. I say scon and scone too....

North-west here I say both to rhyme with eye. Never ee.

Neyether, eyether

American

Neether eether

Scottish

Eye-ther
Knee-ther
This is weird isn't it, surely whichever one I pick it would be the same for both 🤷‍♀️

Scottish

I use them all, no idea in which circumstances I favour one pronunciation over the over.

I’m not sure. And now that I e spent a few minutes saying both words both ways, they don’t even sound like words.

Neeether, eeeeether. Irish living in SW England.

Scottish, and I pronounce them differently

Knee-ther
Eyether

Don’t know why they don’t rhyme

Actually I think I say eyether and neether....

Now im confused

Eye-ther and nigh-ther

eether and neether

I say them the same as hairypaws and AltogetherAndrews - am also Scottish

I was startled when English DS said them differently from me, I expect he's repeating how his teachers pronounce them

I use ee-ther & eye-ther interchangeably, but it's always nigh-ther.

All of the above! I can't think of any other words I do this with...how strange!!

Eeether and neeether.

How do you say “again”? I say it to rhyme with “hen” but DS has a rhyming book where it’s clearly meant to be said to rhyme with “pain”. And he also has a book that rhymes “lion” with “iron”!

Another Scot who says nee-ther and eye-there

I think I vary, and I think it's to do with whether or not the subject begins with a vowel or not.

I think I'd say "I'd like eee-ther bananas or pears" but "I'd like eye-ther apples or pears". Same with neither.

As a standalone word e.g. in response to a question, I'd probably lean towards eye-ther and nee-ther but I think that varies too!

Again to rhyme with hen.