US /ne/
・UK /neɪ/
“Neigh! Neigh!” said the horse. “Want to go for a ride?”
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I say, "Hello, how are you?" and it neigh, neigh, nee's!
And it neigh neigh neigh's at me too
the noise, we call it a neigh, but when you do it with a sound it goes neigh, neigh.
"Neigh." It's a horse.
Neigh?
With a neigh neigh here
(horses neigh) (Bert chuckles)