I don't know how to pronounce my boardname

[SinA]

How should I pronounce my boardname? I'd ask "how do you pronounce my boardname" but I doubt anyone's ever actually said it out loud.... anyways...

Is it Sin-Ay, rhyming with hay, say or Big AAAAAAAAA?

Is it Sin-Ah, rhyming with... bah, ha ha or... blah?

Is it Ess-In-Ay?

Or something else?

I know this is a really important question that's been on everyone's mind...:sleep:

[Fallon]

I always read it as Sin-Ah.

[drjoek]

always read it as Sin Ay

[King Hippos Bandaid]

I thought you were John Cena

[joethebartender]

I always read it as Sin-Ah.

I concur.

[Badinia]

I always put a Canadian pause in it, like, "Sin, eh?"

[Fezticle98]

I always though of it as "Sign" A

sin, like the abbreviation of the trigonometric function Sine

Sign eh?

[jauble]

I knew it was silent but I always thought it was big sin aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[PapaBear]

I pronounce it sat-cam.

[SatCam]

i pronounce it "s-in-a" like ron would say f-in a, but I figured it would really be Sin-A or Sine-A

I pronounce it sat-cam.

please dont insult the guy

[Hottub]

tan A = a/b = sinA/cosA

[sailor]

I always though of it as "Sign" A

sin, like the abbreviation of the trigonometric function Sine

Sign eh?

tan A = a/b = sinA/cosA

i always thought of it as a formula as well.

[mendyweiss]

Monmouth

[MadMatt]

I always though of it as "Sign" A

sin, like the abbreviation of the trigonometric function Sine

Sign eh?

tan A = a/b = sinA/cosA

i always thought of it as a formula as well.

Yep, me too. Always thought it was a nod to Trigonometry.

[sailor]

Yep, me too. Always thought it was a nod to Trigonometry.

big ups to HS math.

[DiabloSammich]

big ups to HS math.



Quadratic equation, muthafucka, WHAT, WHAT?!?

[MadMatt]

big ups to HS math.

Quadratic equation, muthafucka, WHAT, WHAT?!?

Hypotenuse in da HIZ-AY!!!

[TooLowBrow]

soh cah toa

[Furtherman]

I always read it as Sin-Ay.

[ToLEEdo]

you need an alternate personality named arcsinA

[JustJon]

I'm down with the trig motherfuckers