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I called this S.Q.L. until our IT guy corrected me

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I’m the head of IT for my company and it’s S-Q-L and I’m a native speaker.

It’s not a grammatically correct pronunciation at all (which is why it seems like non-native English tends to not say “Sequel”) and even MySQL documentation specifically calls it out and says it’s S-Q-L

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Generally English first language speakers say sequel while everyone else spells it out.

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If it’s pronounced sequel why isn’t it CQL?

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Because it’s not, it’s just something from computing history that is no longer relevant

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