I do, but that’s because “now these points of data make a beautiful line, and we’re out of beta, we’re releasing on time.”

If you mean like “Dei-tuh” , then yah . Just sounds more natural to me

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5GqABNl26ZY&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD

This is the way.

A local radio DJ said once that if he’s feeling fancy he says “Da Ta” like “ta-da!” Cracked me up way more that it should have.

I’ve taught statistics for over 20 years. I flipflop on this constantly, sometimes in the middle of a sentence. Even more disturbing: I don’t have a consistent position, at least grammatically, on whether it’s singular or plural.

I pronounce it like that, but I call the character “dah-ta”

I pronounce it ta da~! , jazz hands included

I use them interchangeably 🙈

Yes, i watched TNG before (and during) i learned English

Doita?

I pronounce it the correct way: dah-tah

As more data becomes available

Then we can start doing more with it

And as we do more with it

That that creates more data

How else are you supposed to pronounce it?

D@-a