Tarrasck or Tara-skew?

[Frostmarrow]

When we were kids we used to say tara-skew (as in barbeque) but after french-studies we began calling it tarrasck. However, I'm a Swede and I have no idea what you Americans say.

 

[MythandLore]

I say "Tarrasck"

 

[The Sunderer]

I am British but I say Tarrasck

 

[Frostmarrow]

Thank god. Mind you, we used to say skimitar too.

 

[The Sunderer]

As long as you don't say Rouge then I think all sins can be forgiven

 

[Frostmarrow]

As long as you don't say Rouge then I think all sins can be forgiven

I never did. I learned the word and the proper pronounciation watching StarWars. ("Rogue Two to Bandit Leader") However, it took awhile to convince my friends. Those were the days.

 

[Black Omega]

You say Tomayto...I say Tomahtoe...

But around these parts, it's Tarrasck.

 

[Carnifex]

A vote for Tarrask.

 

[Bran Blackbyrd]

Good lord, Tarrasck, of course!

 

[Gez]

I say Tarasque, but I say it in French (I don't know why they have added a 'r' in D&D, the mythical Tarasque has only one 'r', just like in Tarascon, the city to which it is tied. I'm not going to write Tarascon in phonetic English, because the 'on' sound is impossible to write in phonetic English.)