We are no longer the knights who say Niche!

[gyandell]

Is it wrong of me to not want to say niche, but maybe niche as in nitch

[lisahartwell]

Niche (neesh) is the way we say it in England (and I think it is the Australian pronunciation as well) while Nitch is the US pronunciation. You can say it anyway you like (although, I am compelled to point out that there's a reason it's called the English language )

Lisa

P.S. Only kidding

[Jimmie]

From Meriam Webster: Pronunciation: \ˈnich also ˈnēsh or ˈnish\

[Caro :-)]

Call it as you see it!

Why not try and say it a super fancy way - maybe 'nigh-tch'?! Then you can sound all lady dah & fancy pants

Caro :-)

[mmeadwolfe]

I say neesh when I refer to IM thanks to the videos I watched last year, haha. I use the "American" pronunciation elsewhere, otherwise nobody knows what on earth I just said.

[Bob Matthews]

Here in Michigan, we say it "nitch" because it has an "i" in it. Otherwise, we might say we were be feeshing for good keywords to make us reech... (maybe even feelthy reech). At least that's how we say it here in Meechigan.

Bob

[DeanRichards]

I pronounce it "Dave" because I don't want anyone to know what I'm talking about.

Be vewy vewy quiet. We're hunting wabbits, you know.

[mmeadwolfe]

@Bob, lol. (Literally)
@Dean, I could believe you actually do

[gyandell]

Maybe, instead of niche we could say Ecky-ecky-ecky-
ecky-pikang-zoom-boing-mumble-mumble.

[Bob Ress]

And then cut down the forest with ... a HERRING!