Kwalish Kid
Explorer
How do you pronounce "pantheon"?
With the clank of a thousand hammers and the whistle of a hundred steam trains, a large metallic golem that looks somewhat like a crustacean ambles into the thread. Before it's great eys are a rather dainty pair of spectacles. One fine little claw reaches up and removes the spectacles.
Ahem.
The word you are looking for is propounced as follows.
You begin with a hard "c" or "k" sound, followed by the shortened vowel "a", but mittigated through the use of a "w". Follow?
With equal weight, you then add an "l" sound that leads into a shortened "i", ending in a "shhh" sound.
Then, after enough pause to indicate a second word, you begin again with an "l" sound, this time leadind into a lond "e". This fist syllable will be accented. Then you have a soft "g" or "j" blending into a "on".
Ready to try? Say it with me:
"Kwalish Legion."
There, that wasn't so hard.
With the clank of a thousand hammers and the whistle of a hundred steam trains, a large metallic golem that looks somewhat like a crustacean ambles into the thread. Before it's great eys are a rather dainty pair of spectacles. One fine little claw reaches up and removes the spectacles.
Ahem.
The word you are looking for is propounced as follows.
You begin with a hard "c" or "k" sound, followed by the shortened vowel "a", but mittigated through the use of a "w". Follow?
With equal weight, you then add an "l" sound that leads into a shortened "i", ending in a "shhh" sound.
Then, after enough pause to indicate a second word, you begin again with an "l" sound, this time leadind into a lond "e". This fist syllable will be accented. Then you have a soft "g" or "j" blending into a "on".
Ready to try? Say it with me:
"Kwalish Legion."
There, that wasn't so hard.