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  • Executive Chimp@discuss.tchncs.de
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    24 hours ago

    Interesting. From some googling it looks like America is a mix of both but leaning towards day-ta, whereas the other countries are more consistently as I said.

    I have a British friend who now lives in Canada and works in tech and has changed the way he says it (from day-ta to dah-ta, or really more like dah-da) for convenience. I had thought that it was an Atlantic divide but seems like there’s more to it.

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      16 hours ago

      I’m a software developer in Canada. I’ve only ever heard “day ta”