Is it "grog-nard"?

[PeteC]

Is it "Grog-nard", or "Gron-yard"?

The second seems more French, but really I have no idea.

Just askin.

 

[Stormonu]

I think it should be "Grog-nerd"

 

[Aeolius]

So long as there is grog, us old folk will be happy.

 

[ancientvaults]

So long as there is grog, us old folk will be happy.

Amen!
Mead will do in a pinch, though.

 

[Steel_Wind]

No. No. No. Neither. *shakes head*

gron-yar -- click the link to go to the .mp3 file

the middle "g" and the "d" are silent.

 

[Odhanan]

Is it "Grog-nard", or "Gron-yard"?

The second seems more French, but really I have no idea.

Just askin.

Gro-nyar , with "ar" as in "far".

 

[Stormonu]

No. No. No. Neither. *shakes head*

gron-yar -- click the link to go to the .mp3 file

the middle "g" and the "d" are silent.

Of course, it's French, so why would they bother pronouncing it anything like it is spelled?

 

[Minicol]

Of course, it's French, so why would they bother pronouncing it anything like it is spelled?

Excellent one ! xp for you. (I am French)

 

[WanderingMonster]

It's pronounced "drow"

 

[Mark]

It's pronounced "drow"

I thought it was Thack-OH!