I just realised I may be pronouncing the name of the site wrong and I'm keen to know how you all are saying it!

I've always pronounced it Suh.bee.ta. with the a sounding the one in father

Interesting!

In my accent it sounds identical when I say it 'Suh-bee-ta' and 'Sub-eater' but that's likely not the case for other accents I'm guessing.

Most likely, regional variations account for a lot of confusion in how we ay things. Someone from ,say, Boston will pronounce "father" totally different from a Californian like myself. Sadly I'm not well versed in universal diacritic markings so I'm not much help there, but I don't pronounce eater as one syllable, instead I split it into ee-ter, if that makes sense. ( I also have a bad habit of rolling my "R"s and pronouncing "Je" as hay... yeah Califor-nisms)

Hmm I'm from Michigan US with a heavy midwestern accent and I say "suh-BAY-tah"!

Im from Florida and I say it like Sue- Bay Ta

Soo-Bet-uh but something tells me Soo-bay-tuh is probably right haha

I switch between Sue-Bet-Ah and Sue-Bay-Ta Most of the time when I'm talking about it with fellow users I just say "sub"

Sub-Eater perplexes me beyond all reasoning though lol?

Edit: ah, seeing your reasoning below makes me less perplexed.

my accent is south English and I've just had a fun ten minutes saying 'Subeta' as naturally as possible in as many regional UK accents as I can think of.

Birmingham and Liverpool I think would likely be saying 'Su-bee-ta' and 'Su-bay-ta' respectively with the emphasis on the middle syllable Birmingham being low pitched and Liverpool high, and Northern Ireland and the west country would add a barely vocalised r's in there like 'Suh-bee-ter' and emphasise the 'ter' with Norn Ireland more clipped sounding and the west country more open. The Welsh accent with 'Soo-bet-ah' with every syllable equally emphasised sounds very right to my ear but I've not spent much time around that valleys accent, so I could be wrong.

and I did more but my dinner has just finished cooking and I'm distracted now.

I usuallu say soo-bayta or soo-betta haha i dont really stick with one

living in the midwest US, but from NYC ha

it is really interesting to see how everyone pronounces it though!

I tend to do like does. I flip between sue-bet-ah and sue-bay-tah. Sub for short, or for those who have no idea what I'm talking about I just say "the pet website" XD

I'm most like 's second choice, soo-betta.

Soo-betta person here as well!

from appalachia in the us but currently living in the midwest and i've always said it as 'soo-BAY-tuh'...

I've always said it suh-BAY-ta. Not sure if that's correct, but I don't think I'm capable of saying it any other way after all these years haha.

also chiming in for sue-bay-tah!

(also similar but after ten plus years playing wajas and going into a livestream and hearing them pronounce it with a Y???? like excuse me what? lmao so we'll just ignore that and pretend we never heard it lol)

Sue-Bay-Tuh all the way and you'll never change my mind.

I also thought the Clawsion was spelled Clawison. I realized it was spelled the other way after a couple years of playing. It will forever be Claw-is-son

I pronounce it Sue-Bay-Tuh. I never really thought that I was pronouncing it incorrectly, so I'm sticking to that. lol

soo-bay-tah for me because i interpret the site's name as [Su][Beta] (kind of like [Neo][Pets])

i s2g I heard keith call it 'sub-etta' on voice-chat many moons ago, which wasn't even listed here. i remember thinking "surely not, it's sue-bay-tah?!" 💀