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Abstraction

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Please, please, please include a pronunciation guide for any words that cannot be found in the dictionary! When my wife and I were discussing the new races in the PHB, we got into a argument as whether the Tiefling rhymes whith Thief-ling or Fife-ling.
 

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Whizbang Dustyboots

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Abstraction said:
Please, please, please include a pronunciation guide for any words that cannot be found in the dictionary! When my wife and I were discussing the new races in the PHB, we got into a argument as whether the Tiefling rhymes whith Thief-ling or Fife-ling.
Dragon Compendium Volume 1 has a pronunciation guide in the back. I'm sure Paizo will ... oh, wait. :eek:
 

delericho

Legend
Does it really matter?

In fact, in a 'realistic' fantasy realm, there would almost certainly be competing pronunciations. Like E.N. World and Nworld.
 

Reaper Steve

Explorer
Abstraction said:
Please, please, please include a pronunciation guide for any words that cannot be found in the dictionary! When my wife and I were discussing the new races in the PHB, we got into a argument as whether the Tiefling rhymes whith Thief-ling or Fife-ling.
I kow that :
Yuan-ti is pronounced "YOO-on TEE" (from Aug previews)
Drow rhymes with cow, not row (don't remember where I saw it but I'm 100% sure
And I think Tiefling is "Teef-ling"
 


breschau

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Remathilis said:
I thought it was pronounce TIE-F-LING as in Teufel (Pr: TIE-FUL), the German word for "The Devil".

But, that's the incorrect German pronunciation. In German, it's "toy-ful." Both eu and äu are pronouned "oi" as in "toy" without the "t."
 

Remathilis

Legend
breschau said:
But, that's the incorrect German pronunciation. In German, it's "toy-ful." Both eu and äu are pronouned "oi" as in "toy" without the "t."

Danke schön. My German is a long-time rusty.

Back to square one.
 



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