February 24, 201213 yr Too many countries are pronounced different than I thought :o I think I am going to add a 'j', 'ø', ' ï' and 'a' for the sake of creativity. Bjøtanïkkä >>>>> Botanikka
February 24, 201213 yr Author Too many countries are pronounced different than I thought :o I think I am going to add a 'j', 'ø', ' ï' and 'a' for the sake of creativity. Bjøtanïkkä >>>>> Botanikka Botanikka = Bot-ah-knicker! :D
February 24, 201213 yr I always thought Fljótavík = Flyot-a-vik? Kopečka = Ko-petch-ka (with the first syllable rhyming with the 'co' sound in 'cot').
February 24, 201213 yr With Usfland, I give up and just pronounce it U-S-F-land. :lol: That's is it how you pronounce Usfland. So sorry if people have problems trying to pronounce it.
February 24, 201213 yr That's very different from how I thought it was pronounced (how do you get 'hee-yoon' out of 'hun'?) I've always pronounced it in my head as 'die-hoon'. Persephonia is pronounced per-SEF-o-nee-a. Dae is Korean language with the AE always pronounced "aey" like the way you pronounce "hey" but with an a instead of h. As for hun, it's not the "hun" in the English language but rather "hyun" with the H pronounced "hee" and YUN pronounced "yoon". I always thought mine was as simple as it looks but guess not :lol:
February 24, 201213 yr Author Dae is Korean language with the AE always pronounced "aey" like the way you pronounce "hey" but with an a instead of h. As for hun, it's not the "hun" in the English language but rather "hyun" with the H pronounced "hee" and YUN pronounced "yoon". I always thought mine was as simple as it looks but guess not :lol: I thought it was Day-hun. :(
February 24, 201213 yr Dae is Korean language with the AE always pronounced "aey" like the way you pronounce "hey" but with an a instead of h. As for hun, it's not the "hun" in the English language but rather "hyun" with the H pronounced "hee" and YUN pronounced "yoon". I always thought mine was as simple as it looks but guess not :lol: SO CLOSE. I've always been pronouncing it as 'Daey-hoon'.
February 24, 201213 yr Well I guess anything is acceptable as long as no-one calls my country "die-hun" :kink:
February 24, 201213 yr -Die-Hoon -Day-Hun -Daey-Hoon -Dae-Eh-Hun Funny how such a simple and short word can be said so many different ways by different people and with no-one saying at least the entire name the same as one another :lol:
February 24, 201213 yr That's is it how you pronounce Usfland. So sorry if people have problems trying to pronounce it. How would you pronounce Usfland
February 24, 201213 yr A lot of people how are saying 'it's simply _____' say it differently to how I do! :lol: For example: Unovia = You-no-vee-ah Daehun = Day-hun Ramyrnia = Ram-er-nee-ah Usfland = Us-flund
February 24, 201213 yr I always say Us-ef-land, because it didn't have capitals I thought that it would have a weird pronounciation rather than the simple U-S-F-land :lol:
February 24, 201213 yr i guess no one got budtar wrong :kink: That one IS as simple as it sounds :lol:
February 24, 201213 yr I always say Us-ef-land, because it didn't have capitals I thought that it would have a weird pronounciation rather than the simple U-S-F-land :lol: I suppose that would be the best way to pronounicate it as Us-ef-land instead of the simple U-S-F-land. Usfland = Us-flund Another great suggestion thanks for it. At the end of the day, it's how you wish to pronounicate it. So thanks
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