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While not as commonly lampooned as the Canadian eh, there are few features that are more eagerly recognized by New Zealanders as a marker of their identity than the tag particle eh (commonly spelt as ay, although this has been contentious).[1][2][3] New Zealanders use eh much more than Canadians, who are more famous for the word.[4] This commonly used and referenced feature of New Zealand English (NZE) is one of great controversy to many communication scholars as it is both a mark of cultural identity and simultaneously a means to parody those of a lower socioeconomic status.[citation needed] The use of eh in New Zealand is very common among all demographics.