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Pronunciation of Handles

i pronounce my handle, "hann-dul". :)

but the easiest way to pronounce Boz is to say it as "wizard of Boz" ;)
 

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Cthulhu's Librarian

Well, the first word is a difficult one. According to HP Lovecraft:
"The actual sound - as nearly as human organs could imitate it or human letters record it - may be taken as something like Khlul'-hloo, with the first syllable pronounced gutturally and very thickly."
or
"The best approximation one can make is to grunt, bark, or cough the imperfectly formed syllables Cluh-Luh with the tip of the tongue firmly affixed to the roof of the mouth. That is, if one is a human being. Directions for other entities are naturally different."

I prefer kuh-THOOL-hoo, just because it's easier, and he won't hear me.

So... kuh-THOOL-hoo-s li-brar-i-an
 


Ugh! People are always asking me how to pronounce my username and I'm tired of it! Just sound it out! :D

On an even less serious note, I have to say that I only just recently noticed that fusangite's user name is NOT "fungasite". fusangite gives you a much greater aura of respectibility, dude.

lisdexic? Mot ne!

P.S. Also, I noticed the smileys in Henry's post. Does that mean we can't say assassin? (edit: apparantly we can and Henry was just being respectful of Grandma Noah. I hereby appologize for my gratuitious use of the word "assassin" in such a manner again)
 
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Rel said:
P.S. Also, I noticed the smileys in Henry's post. Does that mean we can't say assassin? (edit: apparantly we can and Henry was just being respectful of Grandma Noah. I hereby appologize for my gratuitious use of the word "assassin" in such a manner again)

Assassin got the shaft.

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Prince (like the "artist formerly known as") Night (as in night) childe (as in a non-adult human, the e is silent)
 



mine is really "un-English", but I'll try.

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Nope, I can't think of a way. It really is the french word (and pronounciation) of the color Brown.

And, if I may,
Last name Thernadier.

Thur-nah-dee-ay.

Got this from Les Miserables. The innkeepers and Eponine are the Thernadier family.

Isn't the name Thenardier (notice the R)
I'm pretty sure that it is, at least in it's original language :)
 
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