I pronounce it the correct way: dah-tah
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I vacillate between the two. Really depends on the words surrounding “data”.
I don’t know, because I have no idea how the Star Trek character says it…
Day-ta
Nope. Definitely don't say it like that!
For his name I say data but when talking about data I say data but when I say database I say data and when I watch 1986’s Willow with Warwick Davis I say data
What does Willow (1986) have to do with data? Isn't it, like, a sword-and-sorcery fantasy movie?
Oh I bet there's a character with a name that sounds like the word "data".
You should probably watch willow. It’s not terrible. Val kilmer with a sword.
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Oh same