How do you pronounce 'EN World'?

[JiffyPopTart]

While we are correcting things....


I have heard @Morrus or co-host mispronounce my username during a podcast episode.

It is NOT Suh-baith-E-us, but rather Suh-bath-E-us.

It's the name of a Space Marine from Space Hulk/Warhammer 40k.

 

[niklinna]

I'd been pronouncing it based on the site URL, which looks like a single word, "enworld". Now I know better! I also just found out what the E.N. stand for. (No I will not tell you, if I could find it, you can. )

 

[Morrus]

I also just found out what the E.N. stand for. (No I will not tell you, if I could find it, you can. )

I mean it’s literally in this thread, so it’s not super hard to find!

 

[niklinna]

I mean it’s literally in this thread, so it’s not super hard to find!

Yeah, I clicked "Post reply" and then saw it just above my reply.

 

[Benjamin Olson]

COME again?

That turn of phrase takes on a somewhat different meaning when addressed to a nearly two decade old comment.

 

[Greg K]

I have always pronounced it ee en world

 

[steeldragons]

Enworld.

I know the whole Eric Noah history thing and that the "E.N." stand for him.

But I have only and ever call it "enworld" or, if you like, "N world."

 

[darjr]

This prompts me to question, is it the Ennies or the E. N. ies?

 

[Marc Radle]

This prompts me to question, is it the Ennies or the E. N. ies?

I thought of the same thing this morning!!

 

[aramis erak]

At some point, the connection to Mr Noah ceases to be of practical value except to antediluvian greybeard grogs...