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You were not wrong.
People mostly call it "tiss-en" beecause it's a German company, and that's the german pronounciation. However, in the rules of English, the "Y" surrounded by consanants makes an "eye" sound, so when you said "tyson", you were also right, in English. It's a slight difference between 2 different languages, but in spite of what people may say, either one is correct.
georgef551 2 years ago 2