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I also never heard it. In Brazil I only have heard SQL pronunced as sequel in NoSQL. SQLite is mostly pronounced S-Q-Light here, with the S and Q in Portuguese
by lucasoshiro 2y ago
I also never heard it. In Brazil I only have heard SQL pronunced as sequel in NoSQL. SQLite is mostly pronounced S-Q-Light here, with the S and Q in Portuguese (weird, but it happens often)
- Izkata 2y agoIn the US, I also say S-Q-Light.
- quasarj 2y agoWeird, I thought this was settled years ago, and it's obviously sequel. I guess we all live in our own echo chambers
- rphln 2y ago> with the S and Q in Portuguese Guilty as charged. Pronouncing letters and numbers in English requires an active mental effort for me, so that happens if I'm not paying attention. I guess it's because they don't really register as another language, even with context. My inner monologue also does letters and numbers in Portuguese, which doesn't help either.