What is the proper pronunciation for AyA? Is it pronounced like a word - eye ya? Or A and A? or as letters a y a?

I got this one boys!!!
Sir, it is a partnership between two Spanish gunmakers and is pronounced A and A. The Spanish word for 'AND' is 'Y'.

Most folk here just call it "aye-yah"

Or name the individual letters - A (as in "hay") why A (as in hay)

In Spanish the "A" is a short "a" as in "achoo" and the "y" is like a long "e" as in eel.

Or you can call it chumley

We in the UK usualy say A_y_A {"Aye Why Aye"} as you would say IRS or FBI ,Aye-a is also used in the familier

This is the prevelent pronunciation in the USA as well. See the Brits get things right sometimes!!

BTW: Any particular reason you're so familiar with the FBI and IRS??
Jim

In New England, if you don't pronounce each letter individually, the name can sound like you're agreeing: Ah-yuh.

Ah ee ah or how about Aguire y Aranzibal (ah gear aa ee ahrunszabal)

Jim I was going to put ASAP but I've seen some American TV so Iknow you pronounce that as ayesap so I went for somthing simple.

Jack, it is actually Aguirre y Aranzábal.

We (in spanish) use "ah ee ah".

JC

Frequently used in the military, and pronounced Aysap so the Marines will know for sure it starts with an A and might recognize it if it's written down.

I've started using the A and A also.
JR