Pronunciation debate: Processes

Both are correct, but the true correct plural form is processi (similar to how cactus’s plural form is cacti)

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Words derived from Greek which end in -is have plural ending -es pronounced "eez", i.e. basis, stasis, proboscis, thesis. The plural of the word "process"(not being Greek) is pronounced "process's", that is with a short e sound at the end - just as in the plural of "dress, stress, tress, address" and so on.

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You're both right.

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plural form

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I read it as the verb but I still use the plural as his A example.

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However, I like to say it the British way: "PRO- sesses"

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Every British social studier or expert or political reporter on my podcasts say pro-ceases.

But every british sciencetist or science expert on them say pro-seas.


Maybe it's more a field of study difference

pro
cess
eeees

A if you're not a douche bag

Cause B sounds like some nerd Yankee or British shite.

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British shite.

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Think you hit nail on head.


Lot of British "experts" on the podcasts I listen to at work.


Course, one of those podcasts is Russell Brand's.

It's definitely a British pronunciation.

You Canadian?