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Odd, nearly everyone I know pronounces it "sequel" (including "my sequel" and "sequel server". The only people I interact with who spell it out are people who
by efsavage 13y ago
Odd, nearly everyone I know pronounces it "sequel" (including "my sequel" and "sequel server". The only people I interact with who spell it out are people who don't really know what it is, so it's kind of a warning flag when someone says it that way.
Is this wishful thinking on your part or a regional (Boston) thing?
- mousefad 13y agoAre they predominantly Microsoft people?
- ufo 13y agoSpelling SQL as an acronym is very common here in Brazil (and I guess other non-english speaking countries). Saying sequel would be very weird because the closest sounding word for that means "trauma" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequela https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequela