Pronunciation of either

[Absently]

How do you pronounce it? I say ee-ther!

[David]

eye there

[Martin]

EEEEE THUR

[buttons]

if i'm talking in scottish slang i pronounce it like ee-ther because it tends to flow better, also because it sounds chavvy so fits in better :( this is the way i talk to family or friends really
but i prefer to pronounce it eye-there as it doesn't sound as uneducated lol..

[Samantha]

THERE'S NO BOTH OPTION.

If it's normal talking I'll go ee-ther if I'm saying it in my head when editing a News Report I'll use eye-ther (A).

[mrwoooooooo]

i-ver

[Martin]

actually come to think of it, im sure i've pronounced it as EE VER sometimes :$

[Kardan]

ee-ther

[Alex3213]

I pronounce it both ways but mainly eye-there I think :)

[MKR&*42]

I switch between the two. But when i saw this thread I said "ee-ther".

[Mark]

I say it as ee-ther

[geo]

Like warren, i switch between the two.

[Succubus]

Both, but mainly ee-ther.

[Red]

eye there !!!!

[Lee]

Ee-there

[Cerys]

depends.

eeether is refering to people imo
eyether is refering to objects imo

[Chris]

I use both, just depends on the situation.

[wixard]

i say eye ther

[Kyle]

i alternate

[dirrty]

eye-ver

[Sloths]

I say both but normally ee-ther unless it's in the phrase 'either or' then I always say eye-ther

[FlyingJesus]

EITHER IS FINE

[Jordan]

I say both, but i think I say eye ther more though

[Eric]

I ther

[Sian]

I tend to say both, it's not one of those words I'm bothered about.

[karter]

i think i say ee-ther

[Ekelektra]

Both it depends on the sentence really. But probably ee-ther more often that's what I read the thread title as.

[-:Undertaker:-]

ee-ther but I have said eye-ther sometimes.

Depends on context i'm using it in I suppose.

[Matthew]

I say both, i dunno why though haha

I think I mainly say eye-ther

[the.games]

I kinda say both, but I more frequently say ee-ther. I'm quite partial to saying a bit of eye-ther every now and again though! :P

[GommeInc]

Hmm, I seem to use both depending on what I'm talking about. I use ai-thur in formal conversation when talking about something serious and ee-thur in informal conversation when giving advice to a friend or family member.

Apparently: Either (ai-thur) is British while either (ee-thur) is American.

[sammy]

i say both but probably eether more often

[scottish]

always eye-ther

ee-ther sounds stupid

[Hollie]

I say both but eether more

[Ellz]

ee-ther

[Catchy]

e-vir

[Empired]

I say both. Depends on the context :P

[Jurv]

ee-ther because im normal

[Munex]

Either ee-ther or eye-ther, depending on context.

Mostly ee-ther.

[OldLoveSong]

ee- ther

[Aiden]

The same way as wall-e does!

[Oleh]

Both, same with there as well, I switch between there and thee-her.

[wiktoria]

both

[LiquidLuck.]

I didn't even thought of the first way of saying it as I always say eye-ther xD