How do we pronounce this word? Well, in the US they say either. However, in the UK we often say either, either. And this one? Neither or neither, neither. Okay, but how about this word? Well, in the US it makes sense either, neither, leisure. But in the UK, how do we say it? We don’t say leisure, we don’t say leisur, we say leisure. OK, try saying this sentence with your best British accent. I don’t like to travel, neither for work nor for leisure. And they don’t like to travel either. You go! Great job! Let me know what words you would like to learn how to pronounce next in the comments.