The correct way, as in "neesh". If it's good enough for the French...
It's 'neesh' with a little less sibilance than normal on the 'sh'.
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| think-man said: Americans pronounce it wrong, they say it like 'nitch' its meant to be pronounced like 'neesh' |
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Most of the world (including the English world) pronounce it as intended (neesh), I have occasionally heard it pronounced Nitch in US English, not that strange as the US has deviated a lot of standard English over the years.
| think-man said: Americans pronounce it wrong, they say it like 'nitch' its meant to be pronounced like 'neesh' |
Most Americans I know pronounce it neesh, in fact I've never heard someone pronounce it any other way without being corrected by a grammar nazi.
nItch
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Teeqoz said:
American English is closer to the original British English than the current British English is, because British English has been influenced a lot by Europe. So if you wanna talk semantics, US English is closer to the "original" English than British English is. |
If you really wanna talk semantics, English has always been influenced a lot by Europe.
For me it's entirely depends on context.
"neesh" - a cubby where you store things.
"nitch" - when you found something you can do or product that is in it's own demand.
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