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I feel this one is needed since the recent M-dice, Yuxhaaq(-g? :kink: ) etc situations.

 

Elëdan = "L+french sound as in 'soeur' (or as in russian ë if you know it)+darn", the stress is on the first syllable.

 

Watch out for some shocks that you might have not suspected/expected :o

 

It's so good to feel that pedantic.

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Oj-noj :)

 

I'm still pronouncing the countries how I see them. I can't help it. M-dice will forever be M-dice now. I'm just to used to saying it like that now haha. Same with Kopecka. But sometimes I say it as "Ko-Petch-ka" as I swear I remember Tyron (sorry Tirren) said a while ago that there's something that gives the "ch" sound but maybe I'm completely wrong haha.

Kylie-nips :heehee: well simple, I might change to Kylienippletweaker :unsure:

Juranabaijan

 

Juhr-an-ah-bye-jahn

 

Similar to Azerbaijan's (as-uhr-bye-jahn) :P

Noo-ma-yay-nee-a

 

As in nu ma nu ma iei :kink:

I actually have no idea how to pronounce Skall, i haven't decided between "Skal" or "Skorl", but it's not as if i ever need to anyway.
Noo-ma-yay-nee-a

 

As in nu ma nu ma iei :kink:

I usually pronounce Numayania as 'Noo-ma-ya-nay-a' - even though there's an 'I' in it. :P

Ya-nay-a? Really? Yanier :kink:

Caerfyrddia

 

Kair-ver-vee-ah

 

And the r's are rolled :P

Kopečka is INDEED Koh-petch-ka.

 

I always pronounce Numayania Noo-mah-yah-knee-er ;o

Really? I've always pronounced it how Tom says it's pronounced. I guess I got the Dragostea Din Tei reference :P

Thanks Rich, some sanity :wub:

 

Kopečka is INDEED Koh-petch-ka.

 

I always pronounce Numayania Noo-mah-yah-knee-er ;o

 

Is it really that hard? :drama:

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I always pronounce Numayania Noo-mah-yah-knee-er ;o

This :drama:

Really? I've always pronounced it how Tom says it's pronounced. I guess I got the Dragostea Din Tei reference :P

Same.

 

 

 

 

Ashton = Ash - tun

 

Áskorza = Ash-korr-za

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