[QUOTE=Khadaji]
Well actually, I’m not sure either. I stole it from a book.
But if I had to pronounce it I would say: Ka-da-gee
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I had a student with your name and she pronounced it Kah-DEE-zuh with the z sound almost a cross between a j sound and a z sound. Don’t know if that is an authentic pronunciation, but that’s how she said it.
sigh - cat
with or without the ninety, though I think most people leave it off when actually speaking it.
Ah-THEAL (rhymes with deal)
My name is pronounced “Busta Chee Chee Trike Whore.”
Or, “sur VY ə see.” You choose.
knee-koh knee-koh sue-rue.
[QUOTE=psycat90]
sigh - cat
with or without the ninety, though I think most people leave it off when actually speaking it.
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Wow, many have surprised me, but for some reason, I have been reading your name as PussyCat not Psi Cat.
Loach, just to verify, I always assumed your name rhymes with coach. Is that correct? I think that is what you meant in your post.
[QUOTE=What Exit?]
Loach, just to verify, I always assumed your name rhymes with coach. Is that correct? I think that is what you meant in your post.
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yes
Mine rhymes with Atari. At least in my head - a lot of folks say AY-vuh-ree, like the name Avery. I got it from a book when I was 16, and have been meaning to change it for a while.
“OR-zuh-ball”. I mentally distinguish my handle from the real Roland, who pronounces his name with the last syllable matching the first syllable of “balance”. Feel free to use either; I promise I won’t be offended.
Now if I can just get people to spell it right, we’ll be all set.
– Roland Orbazal/Orzal/Orzobal/Orzabol/take yer pick…
[QUOTE=Roland Orzabal]
“OR-zuh-ball”. I mentally distinguish my handle from the real Roland, who pronounces his name with the last syllable matching the first syllable of “balance”. Feel free to use either; I promise I won’t be offended.
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I thought the real Roland pronounced it “Orthabl”.
A Darkness At Sethanon?
[QUOTE=matt_mcl]
Matt mick-ELL.
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Heh, I never would have thought to say the MCL part as a word. In my mind it’s always been Matt Ehm-See-Ell.
Oh good god, I’ve heard every pronunciation physically possible and a couple of that make my head spin.
I pronounce it Kai mare uh most of the time, sometimes Chih mare uh, which is how I pronounced it years ago.
I’ve heard Shimmer uh, Chime Raw and CHIME -er-Ah.
Emily Rose
liss-la liss-ar.
mlerose, I would never have even tried to pronounce yours, or guessed the pronounciation. That’s a neat spelling.
Spellbound.
15 quatloos the the frood who can guess why.
Just…incredible.
I’m not, really
[QUOTE=Punoqllads]
Spellbound.
15 quatloos the the frood who can guess why.
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I get it!
It’s upside down and backwards
OH! Now I get it!
I’m not leaving without my 15 quatloos!
[QUOTE=Punoqllads]
Spellbound.
15 quatloos the the frood who can guess why.
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Curse you, Justin!
I be Too-pŭg Ann-ah-chī
[QUOTE=Kythereia]
Kie (rhymes with ‘pie’) - thur - ay - ah.
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Oh man, I’ve been calling you Kie - thee - reeah, rhyming with cafeteria, all this time. Does it have a meaning?
This is almost like having to re-arrange your mental picture of people when you meet them for the first time. Great idea for a thread, though…
-trupa, pronounced, true - pah
ah pock ah lips so