don't you make threads for the most ridiculous things though?
Ha very true
don't you make threads for the most ridiculous things though?
exactly thisdon't you make threads for the most ridiculous things though?
jambette is one of those creatures that are so ugly they are cute imo but can we talk about ch?vre I'm pretty sure ppl butcher that as well
don't you make threads for the most ridiculous things though?
When I see a French name, I pronounce it the French way; when I see a German name, I pronounce it the German way. I always say 'Volfguhng' no matter how silly it sounds![]()
Probably the only French name I make an exception for is Croque, which I think the localisers intended for us to pronounce as 'croak', not 'croc'.
One name in my town that I actually had to check the pronunciation of was Deirdre, which is pronounced 'deer-druh' not 'deer-der'.
For Papi do you guys say 'pappy' or 'paypee'? Or it could even be 'puppy', if it's a European word...
For Cheri do you say 'cherry' or 'sheree'? Which syllable do you emphasise? I'm guessing 'cherry' might be out since there's an actual Cherry...
For Shari do you say 'sha-ree' or 'share-ree'?
For Olaf do you say 'oh-laff' or 'oh-laugh'? If you're in the US though, you probably don't know what I'm talking about :/
For Pango, it rhymes with 'mango', right?? Chuggaa really threw me off with that one.
P.S.
Great topic (which might actually become quite helpful provided we don't get carried away getting off-topic judging characters' ugliness...ahem). Poor opening post. We could do with less attitude and hypocrisy.
I guess there are a whole bunch of French and Japanese names randomly...
Pekoe - if we're doing the Japanese pronunciation is Peh-ko-eh
Same with Moe, though I'd imagine that's more likely the English(/American?) name pronounced Mow (like sow)
Edit: oh and Uchi too is 'oo-chee' in Japanese
French names-
Chevre 'Sheh-vruh' (but not really - it's a French R and not really any vowel at the end there)
Soleil - 'Soh-layy'
Jambette - 'Zhamb-eht'
I guess there are a whole bunch of French and Japanese names randomly...
Pekoe - if we're doing the Japanese pronunciation is Peh-ko-eh
Same with Moe, though I'd imagine that's more likely the English(/American?) name pronounced Mow (like sow)
Edit: oh and Uchi too is 'oo-chee' in Japanese
French names-
Chevre 'Sheh-vruh' (but not really - it's a French R and not really any vowel at the end there)
Soleil - 'Soh-layy'
Jambette - 'Zhamb-eht'
And this, really. Talk about ironic. smhdon't you make threads for the most ridiculous things though?