How do you pronounce 'EN World'?

[Darklance]

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I might just be an odd one, but I pronounce Enworld as "home".

How do you manage that?

 

[Carnifex]

Um, I actually pronounce it as both en world and ee en world... Depends on what mood I'm in

 

[Darkness]

"E. N. World."

 

[aramis erak]

I actually heard EN World mentioned in my local gaming shop today. While that was cool, what surprised me was that the person in question pronounced it differently to the way it's supposed to be pronounced. It hadn't occured to me that anyone might read the name of the site differently.

So... the correct pronounciation is "E. N. World" - the letters 'E. N.' are pronounced separately. The guy in the shop, however, pronounced it "Enworld".

I can't think of another way it could be pronounced - how do you pronounce it?

I've never heard it pronounced "correctly" - almost always "en world", the tiny minority "Eric Noah's World"

 

[darjr]

I have used En World a lot too.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

ee en world. My memories of the early EN World days are hazy, and I am not sure who "owned" EN World when i started, but I think Eric Noah was still listed somewhere in relation to the site's name, and so it was kinda obvious that the EN are initials to be pronounced individually.

 

[Tun Kai Poh]

ee en world. My memories of the early EN World days are hazy, and I am not sure who "owned" EN World when i started, but I think Eric Noah was still listed somewhere in relation to the site's name, and so it was kinda obvious that the EN are initials to be pronounced individually.

I pronounce it E.N. World, but I've heard "unworld" too.

 

[Riley]

I call it E N World, but then I migrated over here from Eric Noah’s site.

 

[Morrus]

I have used En World a lot too.

To be fair I pronounce your username "darjer", even though I know it's a shortening of your name with "jr" on the end!

 

[Marc Radle]

Heh, I’ve always said EN (like ‘hen’), not E N (like two initials). In fact, I’ve never beard anyone pronounce it E N like two initials - it’s always pronounced as a single ‘word’ … EN (like ‘hen’)