Mine seems too simple to bother.
There are a few of you who I had no idea that that’s how you pronounce your name!
er, so on Xena they say it right, right? Cuz that’s how I was saying it.
What’s wrong with liking improvised vocal Jazz? 
Why do you think I insist on spelling it with a k? S’kitty also works. Or, oo! S’tyger. Styyyyyyygerrrrr. =^__^=
Mine’s mostly how it’s spelled.
“FREEK - uh - LET” with a bit more accent on the first syllable than the third.
Some of these are making me :eek:
Oh, that was me being all overdefensive again. My bad :smack:
Eleanor Rigby.
You figure it out. I have faith in you. If you are seriously having trouble, I suggest listening to a certain Beatle’s song…
Five. Four. Fighting.
As in, “Tweet! That’s a five-minute penalty in the box for fighting!”
Hope that helps.
“Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da”?
Nope, Brenda. I know you heard Rick put more of a “brin” on it, but let’s face it–he’s a freaky Brit. You can’t trust him to pronounce it right. 
Long, boring story alert: I was raised in Tennessee. We pronounce “en” like “in”, so pen and pin rhyme, as do Jennie and Ginny. So Brynda with a y is pronounced Brinda, not Brenda, but not because of the freaky spelling, but because well, we is weird. However, when non-Tennesseans try to call me Brinda, it sounds like Briiiinda, and grates my poor ears. Therefore, Brenda is the pronunciation I prefer. Or Throatwarbler Mangrove. You choose.
S’alright. I’ve had those moments myself.
ssss’tyyyyyygeerrrrrrrrrrr. whee!
Katherina (my maternal grandmother’s name).
POOY-kaw-mell or POOY-kuh-mell
DIE-yo-mee-deez.
or dee-ah-MAY-days, if you’ve got a hard on for Greek, I guess.
Sorry, you’ll always be “Lead Bath” to me. 
My name? It’s Cue-Ee… ah, screw it, it’s letters! It’s pronounced the way it looks. 
I was thinking “I am the Walrus.”
d&r
It’s all been letters (well, and numbers), except for that guy named _________________.
Gaul-wee-jin
What does d&r stand for?
You’ve been here long enough to post nearly 18,000 times and you don’t know “d&r” means “ducks & runs”?
EYE-gore