By far the most common tech pronunciation variance I've noticed UK v US is "rooter" / "router". Always seemed weird to hear British Hyundai ads pronounce it hi

By far the most common tech pronunciation variance I've noticed UK v US is "rooter" / "router". Always seemed weird to hear British Hyundai ads pronounce it high-UN-dye, when US version was always HUN-day, "rhymes with Sunday". Newer adverts now sound more like hYun-day, emphasizing the Y and changing the second syllable. Anyway, that's more of a language thing than a tech thing, just made me think of it.