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I've got a friend named Dahlia, and it's pronounced "DAH-lee-ah"
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I've got a friend named Dahlia, and it's pronounced "DAH-lee-ah"
My mother has a cat named Dahlia, and it's pronounced "DAHL-ya"
Ugh, whatever, let's just say either is correct. I'm sticking with my pronounciation; it's how you say the flower's name and it sounds fancier.
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Tee-gra actually. I've heard of the last name pronounced that way.
It's actually My-knee. To fit with the eenie meanie miney pun. Ini Mimi Miney.
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Franziska I've always thought to be Fran-zsis-ka. Like idk, the z is almost sounds like an s but not quite.
Dahlia I've always imagined to be Dah-lee-ah.
Kristoph, I've always thought it was Kr-iss-toff.
Klavier to me was Klaah-vee-air.
Everyone has their own opinion on how to say the names - but it's nothing really to fight over.. Everyone has a different reason of why they think it's a certain way.
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It's actually pronounced "ti-gre", just like it's written. Same with "Vasquez".
And Spanish is the second most (or third or fourth, according to some sources) spoken language in the world, while Japanese is the ninth (or eleventh). Furthermore, Spanish is more extended, so it's quite more useful (and easier)
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And Spanish is the second most (or third or fourth, according to some sources) spoken language in the world, while Japanese is the ninth (or eleventh). Furthermore, Spanish is more extended, so it's quite more useful (and easier)
.Yes, but Spanish, for me, is TOO easy. Easy to the point of being boring. I took a Japanese class at a community college, and is was FUN easy! And I would rather learn Latin than Spanish anyway. Dead language or not, if you know Latin, a bunch of other languages are a piece of cake to learm. But that's my opinion!
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Gahahaha! That made for a good laugh, thanks.
But yes.. I'm having trouble with Gramarye. Any help? I currently pronounce it as GRA-ma-ree but it's a bit sketchy.
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Since It comes from "grimoire", I would say "gra-MAR", with the "ye" there to look cool. :D But I really have no clue. Good one.
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I used to pronounce it "grah-mahr-yay" but it's actually more like "grah-ma-ree".
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...is DOH-nim. You'll find the same sound in the word "cadeaux" (gifts). The x is silent.
Since It comes from "grimoire", I would say "gra-MAR", with the "ye" there to look cool. :D But I really have no clue. Good one.
I'm pretty sure "grimoire" is actually pronounced "GRIM-oh-ree", so Gramarye is probably GRAM-oh-ree.
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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/gramarye
The way you hear it when you click the little speaker button is how I thought it was pronounced (I don't like bragging, honestly, I DID pronounce it that way :( ) but regardless, I think that's right where it came from and not necessarily grimoire... although that would have been it if gramarye wasn't a real word, I guess. But then... *rambles*
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...is DOH-nim. You'll find the same sound in the word "cadeaux" (gifts). The x is silent.
Thanks. As you can probably tell, I'm not great at French
Stupid question, but how is Kurain pronounced? I can't tell if it's supposed to be two or three syllables... I say coo-rain, usually.
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Ma-Ya (Japanese/Malay/Indonesian pronounciation)
And i almost always use Indonesian pronounciation although i know it's wrong sometimes >_>
Iris = Ee-Ris
Lamiroir = La (as in French Oh-La-La)-Mee-Ro (as in Greek's Rho)-Ear
but there is exception for some as in Phoenix, Edgeworth, Deauxnim, etc..
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Hm! Guess I was wrong. Hey, has anyone seen the movie The Dark Is Rising? Maybe they can clear it up - in the book, Will learns magic from a book called the Book of Gramarye.
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but Lamiroir isn't French, it's a made-up language XD Lamiroir written in Japanese is ra-mi-ro-i so I say it's pronounced La-me-roy.
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Mi-ah May-ah
(gentle) Uh-lees Dooz-e-em Dah-lee-uh Aye-ris Goh-dot
Fra-n-zis-kah
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Kla-ve-ur
Dar-yi-en 
La-mir-woir
Ohl-yah (I've heard that, that's how you say it as the name is Russian)So as you can see, my accent really affects my vowels heh.
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Hm! Guess I was wrong. Hey, has anyone seen the movie The Dark Is Rising? Maybe they can clear it up - in the book, Will learns magic from a book called the Book of Gramarye.
I, eh, sort of posted a complete solution a bit further up.
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oh shoot it seemed that I READ IT WRONG. >.< The katakana is read ra-mi-ro-a so it's gotta be pronounced like the French word. XDD
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Gahahaha! That made for a good laugh, thanks.
But yes.. I'm having trouble with Gramarye. Any help? I currently pronounce it as GRA-ma-ree but it's a bit sketchy.
I say Gra-MAR-yeh like a fool.
On the other hand, I also said "Toh-BAA-ye(a/y/h...)" like a great big idiot (I still like the sound of it better.)
... I feel a little better about having pronounced Lamiroir's name "correctly" from the get-go, though.
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