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Peardian

Posted on 06-06-07 01:57 AM

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I'll ignore the bump since I haven't posted in this thread yet.

perr`-dee-inn

Yeah.

Hiryuu

Posted on 06-06-07 02:08 AM

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Posted by Peardian
I'll ignore the bump...

I think you will indeed, considering you aren't a moderator.

Phazorite

Posted on 06-06-07 02:36 AM

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Um, pretty self-explanatory

Fay-zuh-right. Or Katelyn's method. IPA: [feIz(turned v)(turned r)aIt]

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But alot of people call me Phaz (short a, long a, I don't care). IPA [faez]

Tyty

Posted on 06-06-07 02:40 AM

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tyty210 is pronounced (bumbumbaduuuum!)

Tie-tie-two-ten

yeah... most people use tyty though, so they don't have to type 3 numbers....

thats pronounced

Tie-tie

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Posted on 06-06-07 02:46 AM

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"dark-thun-derr"

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joe

Posted on 06-06-07 04:13 AM

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I pronounce it...

...should I even bother?

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Posted on 06-06-07 10:01 PM

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Posted by joe
...should I even bother?

Dunno. Do you have about five silent 'g's that we don't know about in that there name?

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Posted on 06-06-07 11:41 PM

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I have a friend named Jan. It's pronounced "yawn". He's Polish.

Your name's not pronounced "yo" is it?

Kernal

Posted on 06-07-07 12:53 AM

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Well, J is pronounced Y in some languages, including Polish as well as Czech, German, Swedish, and so on. I'm guessing joe is with the English J sound in this case though.

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Posted on 06-07-07 12:55 AM

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Or you know, it could be like the J in Spanish, sounding like an h (jalapeño).

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Posted on 06-07-07 12:57 AM

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Dark (Dar-ark) Data (Day-tah)

No, Really....

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Kernal

Posted on 06-07-07 12:57 AM (rev. 2 of 06-07-07 12:58 AM)

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Or the J in French, similar to English but softer, more like the s in vision.

Doritokiller

Posted on 06-07-07 01:16 AM (rev. 3 of 06-07-07 01:23 AM)

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	Posted by Darkdata Dark (Dar-ark) Data (Day-tah) No, Really.... "Dar-ark" would make one assume that it's two syllables. And seriously... Who pronounces "data" as "daa-tah"? "Day-tah" just sounds better. in my opinion [in reply to Kernal] ... Ghf. slaps forehead ____________________ kimi gakure ta yuuki wa OKKUSENMAN OKKUSENMAN sugi sarishi kisetsu wa DORAMATIKKU

joe

Posted on 06-07-07 01:17 AM

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Or the kh in Arabic, similar to choking on your own phlegm.

</sarcasm>

No, it's English. Sorry to ruin your fun.

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Kernal

Posted on 06-07-07 01:18 AM

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Posted by Doritokiller

And seriously... Who pronounces "data" as "daa-tah"? "Day-tah" just sounds better. in my opinion

I rhyme the first syllable with cat. I just think it sounds better that way, I guess.

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Posted on 06-07-07 03:50 AM

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Posted by Valkyrie
Posted by joe
...should I even bother?

Dunno. Do you have about five silent 'g's that we don't know about in that there name?

Officer Palumbo: What kind of name is that anyhow? Kumar? What is that five o's or two u's?
Kumar: No, it's actually one "u".
Officer Palumbo: Yeah... bullshit.

Sukasa

Posted on 06-07-07 03:53 AM

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"Sue" "Kah" "Sah" - Sukasa

Sparx

Posted on 06-07-07 04:47 AM

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Mine couldn't get any easier. Sparks. As in electric sparks. Is there any way I could possibly even break it down into syllable-like parts?

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Posted on 06-07-07 10:41 PM (rev. 2 of 06-07-07 10:42 PM)

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しりゅ [ɕiɺ̠iɯ] I don't think it's right but whatever.

It's more like shi (like in yoshi) and ryu. The "r" sounds like a weak r and the y and u sound similar as in spanish (a bit different, but there are many sites about phonetics around)

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Posted on 06-08-07 06:09 PM

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Mat-triz-zull

The i sound in the second syllable is short. I usually leave out the 87, which I added just because I wanted to change my username for the new board. My sister suggested that I use the last two digits of my birth year, so I went with that.

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