How to Pronounce NIKE
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- How to Pronounce the word NIKE 👟
IPA: [naɪki]
Do you pronounce Nike the same in your native language?
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In Poland we say /naikee/ when we mean Nike shoes and /naik/ about Nike as a company😅
Across Atlantic it's Naikee...in homeland of English i think it's Naik....
Right
In home of the Nike it’s pronounced Naikee.
Nike is not pronounced as Nikee it's really pronounced as Nike like saying Mike, but with an N
me too i like to pronounce Nike and I feel it sounds better than Nikee
It is pronounced that way though… go ahead and look up where Nike was founded and by who. Brand names are unaffected by the grammar of the language theyre in!
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You say Potato. i say Nike.
In Italy we say /naɪk/
Well that’s wrong
@@diegoortiz8004 sure, the countries bordering the one country where the word came from must be all wrong, and the only one who is right is the ONLY country in the world that mispronunciated it ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
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In Oregon where Nike was created we say /naiki/
@@diegoortiz8004 Bike. Mike. Nike.
@@moonknightish Nike isnt pronounced *like* mike or bike, its as she pronounces it
Weird to hear from someone "nai-kee" to honor original Greek pronunciation and at the same time to hear "croissant" (with clear T at the end) forgetting the original pronunciation from the same person.
Her next video: How to pronounce Mike...Mikeyyyyy
Cheers for that. Now pronounce "bike" using that theory. Get my point?
The pronunciation comes from the Greek Goddess Nike. Get my point?
The lack of official confirmation is mind boggling we know most of the other brand and it pronounce as it is written, but NIKE just being big troll I have been in argument with so many people when I refer to the name as naikee some people go no its wrong when i refer to it as nyk other people say no it is incorrect. even different shopkeeper pronounce it differently it infuriating uugh!
Phil Knight said its nai-kee in a TV interview
actually in my country we call it Nai-kee bc the brand said their brand is Nai kee.
I was listening to BBC six minutes yesterday and the host pronounced it as /naik/. So these two pronunciations are both right?
no niek is correct
@@paulhepworth562 except it's not, get off of "yewchoob" and get yourself a bo'oho'wa'ah
@@ITSONSIGHT.bruh 😂
no their not both right one is nai kee which is corrected and one is naik in correct she doesnt no the fuck shes doing and shes defols british
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So you also have /baikee/?
It’s a Greek name so like Aphrodite, Phoebe, Persephone, Circe… they all end in a “-ey” sound.
@@EVsSuck777 logic still applies even to Greek gods so it’s “naik”
@@DTAM-Aviationshorts290 you obviously have no logic.
@@EVsSuck777 you obviously don’t get it, and reuse a comeback I said just to look cool. Wow.
@@DTAM-Aviationshorts290 I guess I'll move to the UK, have a kid, name her Chloe, and call her Clo.
😂😂😂 ok pronounce it wrong all you nikee bikee mikee .. its nike not nikee
Founded in the US by an American, whos publicly pronounced it nai-kee bro… she made a whole video about this
In EU we call it Naik
but its nai kee
*the spell it Niky*
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it's naik mate🗿😂
no
its an american brand that originated from a greek word they was nickie and the producers literally confirmed it as nikey i can tell your british with how confident you express your bullshit and also no other place in the world calls in naik
Are you sure it's not knee-kay
it a greek word mate and american brand it is pronunounced nai key
How do you pronounce. Bike; Mike; Sike; Like. SO IS JUST NIKE NOT NIKEY.
How do you pronounce other Greek names like Aphrodite, Persephone, Phoebe, and Circe?…. It’s pronounced “Nikey”, not “Naik.”
What about persephone, so your wrong
By your logic, why are cough and though pronounced different? How about bomb and womb?
Nike and bike are not words which share the same origin. Both the English and Americans say phone the same, and they agree that Persephone is pronounced per-seff-fo-nee rather than per-suh-phone. You know that Antigone and gone are pronounced differently.
So why do the British and Americans pronounce the Greek goddess Nike differently? Well, they don't. Pronouncing Nike as the Americans do is a British rule. But you don't know who Nike, the brand's namesake is, so you're trying to sound it out phonetically based upon words' that look similar. You're proclaiming knowledge based upon your pride and ignorance, which feed into one another.
Nike is an American brand and the people who made it call it nikee so yea I guess you English are so smart you can just change the pronunciation of a company
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I pronounced this word correctly as nykee in my school but they were making fun of me and said it's pronounced naik but actually they are dumb
it is niak
@@paulhepworth562 you’re wrong in more than one facet
confidently expressing your nonsense you call it naik doesnt mean its naik the producers literally call in naikee@@paulhepworth562
@@paulhepworth562not according to the inventors who are from Oregon.
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