Plural of scenario

[CaptainMyCaptain]

I heard someone on Radio 4 say 'scenarii' today. I am prepared to be impressed if that is correct but I don't think I'll be saying it myself.

I would say ‘a number of scenarios’

So would I.

Surely the plural is scenarios?

"What do you think is the likely outcome of the rugby match this afternoon?"
"There are a range of scenarios..."

Scenarii sounds like it probably is correct but no one has used it since Biggus Dickus and Incontinentia Buttocks in 33 AD....

Scenarios of course!

I bet Brian Sewell would have said scenarii. I'll stick with 'scenarios'.

As this si Pendant's Corner, "range" is singular, therefore "there IS a range of scenarios."

Yes true, good catch.

Although also a bit ironic with typos in your post!

'Scenarii' is cod English along the lines of 'croci' as the plural of 'crocus'; the latter employed by my late uncle, a fellow extremely successful in literary circles yet with an immense 'chip on his shoulder' as he had left school at 15 sans qualifications.

I was surprised to hear it and thought, if correct, it was extreme pedantry. I can't bring myself to ask for one panino even though that is apparently correct. Autocorrect wouldn't even let me type panino.

Yes! I heard this and thought ‘how pretentious’!