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I like to use the linguistic Molotov cocktail of 'Datums' pronounced 'Day tums'
Duh-tah
Just kidding. I say day-ta. Although dah-ta slips out every so often.
dah-ta
Day-yo!
I love the tropics.
Come Data banana, me wanna go home.
dota
Dah-ta
I'm always scared of sounding pretentious when I say [d ae dx ax] for some reason, so I generally settle with [d ey dx ax]
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Depends on the context. I have day-ta, you have dah-ta. They use dah-ta, and their conclusions are supported by the day-ta. That day-tabase holds lots of day-ta, and that dah-ta sent across the network.
Like the A in apple.
Datorade, because relentless 21st century advertising has put worms in my brain.