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How do you pronounce SATA?

serial-a-t-a

I heard some moron at Fry's yesterday saying "saay-tuh". I wanted to punch him in the nuts.

EDIT: I don't have a problem with sah-tuh or say-tuh. You should have heard this guy though. He was emphasizing the a...saaaaaaaaaay-tuh, like saying it hurt or something.
 
Originally posted by: tfinch2
serial-a-t-a

I heard some moron at Fry's yesterday saying "saay-tuh". I wanted to punch him in the nuts.


I think a lot of people say sah tuh. I do. Why would this anger you so much? It seems like quite a few things have acroynyms that people just pronounce as words.
 
Originally posted by: VoteQuimby
I was talking with this guy at Dell and he kept saying SATA not S-A-T-A. How do people usually pronounce it?

I bet the guy at dell sounded like a real retard saying it like that. If you were talking with him on the phone, he is obviously in another country, and is just pronouncing it like he sees it.
 
Originally posted by: homestarmy
Originally posted by: VoteQuimby
I was talking with this guy at Dell and he kept saying SATA not S-A-T-A. How do people usually pronounce it?

I bet the guy at dell sounded like a real retard saying it like that. If you were talking with him on the phone, he is obviously in another country, and is just pronouncing it like he sees it.

actually he was in Tennessee.
 
saying sah ta is no worse then saying scuzzy. That said, I say serial ATA because I find saying S A T A kind of awkward I guess? I guess I just don't like acronyms with more than 3 letters.
 
Originally posted by: PurdueRy
Originally posted by: tfinch2
serial-a-t-a

I heard some moron at Fry's yesterday saying "saay-tuh". I wanted to punch him in the nuts.


I think a lot of people say sah tuh. I do. Why would this anger you so much? It seems like quite a few things have acroynyms that people just pronounce as words.

I don't have a problem with sah-tuh. You should have heard this guy though. He was emphasizing the a...saaaaaaaaaay-tuh.
 
Originally posted by: PingSpike
saying sah ta is no worse then saying scuzzy. That said, I say serial ATA because I find saying S A T A kind of awkward I guess? I guess I just don't like acronyms with more than 3 letters.

But SCSI is meant to be pronounced "scuzzy"
 
Originally posted by: tfinch2
Originally posted by: PingSpike
saying sah ta is no worse then saying scuzzy. That said, I say serial ATA because I find saying S A T A kind of awkward I guess? I guess I just don't like acronyms with more than 3 letters.

But SCSI is meant to be pronounced "scuzzy"


....meant to be? I don't think so
 
Originally posted by: tfinch2
Originally posted by: PingSpike
saying sah ta is no worse then saying scuzzy. That said, I say serial ATA because I find saying S A T A kind of awkward I guess? I guess I just don't like acronyms with more than 3 letters.

But SCSI is meant to be pronounced "scuzzy"

Says who?
 
Originally posted by: tfinch2
serial-a-t-a

I heard some moron at Fry's yesterday saying "saay-tuh". I wanted to punch him in the nuts.


I say say-tuh. I can't believe you get worked up over pronunciation of an acronym. Serial A-T-A just gets tedious when you use it frequently (like retail store reps most likely do). Why don't you just spell out S.C.U.B.A every time you say it?
 
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