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Mephorios	Posted - 2004.10.14 04:26:00 - [31] guy-en-tay kw-ef ca-nid Not sure if it's true in french, but two double 'l' in spanish makes a 'y' sound
Mephorios	Posted - 2004.10.14 04:26:00 - [32] guy-en-tay kw-ef ca-nid Not sure if it's true in french, but two double 'l' in spanish makes a 'y' sound
Frank Horrigan	Posted - 2004.10.14 04:34:00 - [33] you know seriously.. i dident even look at the spelling before i just guessed.. and now i have to change that a bit.. so heres my revised pernounces (gal-en-te)(from gal-a-ti-ni) (quafe)(from quarfe) (Kin-hand) (mim-ni-tar) .... DUDE WE SERIOUSLY NEED A TRANING VIDEO PLEASE CCP!!! or else ill look retarted on team speak Originally by: Oveur Originally by: Bhaal What has turned out better than expected? Everything. Remember, we're from Iceland. (\_/) (O.o) (> <) This i
Frank Horrigan	Posted - 2004.10.14 04:34:00 - [34] you know seriously.. i dident even look at the spelling before i just guessed.. and now i have to change that a bit.. so heres my revised pernounces (gal-en-te)(from gal-a-ti-ni) (quafe)(from quarfe) (Kin-hand) (mim-ni-tar) .... DUDE WE SERIOUSLY NEED A TRANING VIDEO PLEASE CCP!!! or else ill look retarted on team speak Originally by: Oveur Originally by: Bhaal What has turned out better than expected? Everything. Remember, we're from Iceland. (\_/) (O.o) (> <) This i
Frank Horrigan	Posted - 2004.10.14 04:35:00 - [35] Edited by: Frank Horrigan on 14/10/2004 04:37:25 Originally by: Berilac yulai... i dont even get close to pronouncing this one... i usualy end up with something: you-lye, with some weird gut noises (You-Lai) Originally by: Oveur Originally by: Bhaal What has turned out better than expected? Everything. Remember, we're from Iceland. (\_/) (O.o) (> <) This i
Frank Horrigan	Posted - 2004.10.14 04:35:00 - [36] Edited by: Frank Horrigan on 14/10/2004 04:37:25 Originally by: Berilac yulai... i dont even get close to pronouncing this one... i usualy end up with something: you-lye, with some weird gut noises (You-Lai) Originally by: Oveur Originally by: Bhaal What has turned out better than expected? Everything. Remember, we're from Iceland. (\_/) (O.o) (> <) This i
Tripoli	Posted - 2004.10.14 05:23:00 - [37] Originally by: Cabadrin EC-P8R - ek-pAter LOL Yulai - YOU-lie Cistuvaert - CIS-tu-vart Oursulaert - OUR-sue-lart Raneilles - RAIN-illies Kaira - KY-ra Gehi - GEH-ee Caracal - CARE-a-cal Exequror - EX-ek-kerr Deimos - DEE-mose Ares - AIR-eez Taranis - TARE-an-iss Oneiros - own-EAR-ose Nocxium - NOX-ee-um ---
Tripoli	Posted - 2004.10.14 05:23:00 - [38] Originally by: Cabadrin EC-P8R - ek-pAter LOL Yulai - YOU-lie Cistuvaert - CIS-tu-vart Oursulaert - OUR-sue-lart Raneilles - RAIN-illies Kaira - KY-ra Gehi - GEH-ee Caracal - CARE-a-cal Exequror - EX-ek-kerr Deimos - DEE-mose Ares - AIR-eez Taranis - TARE-an-iss Oneiros - own-EAR-ose Nocxium - NOX-ee-um ---
VossKarr	Posted - 2004.10.14 06:25:00 - [39] Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian.
VossKarr	Posted - 2004.10.14 06:25:00 - [40] Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian.
Joshua Calvert	Posted - 2004.10.14 06:54:00 - [41] Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. Muh-JOL-neer. Molnia sounds more accurate though.......... LEEEEERRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Joshua Calvert	Posted - 2004.10.14 06:54:00 - [42] Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. Muh-JOL-neer. Molnia sounds more accurate though.......... LEEEEERRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Lorna Doone	Posted - 2004.10.14 06:57:00 - [43] Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? My guess is the j is supposed to sound like a y (like in Ljubljana) so Muh-yol-near. Could be wrong though --------------------------------------------------------------- "Meantime, all around me is violence and robbery, coarse delight and savage pain, reckless joke and hopeless death."
Lorna Doone	Posted - 2004.10.14 06:57:00 - [44] Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? My guess is the j is supposed to sound like a y (like in Ljubljana) so Muh-yol-near. Could be wrong though --------------------------------------------------------------- "Meantime, all around me is violence and robbery, coarse delight and savage pain, reckless joke and hopeless death."
TheJay	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:27:00 - [45] Muh-yol-neer
TheJay	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:27:00 - [46] Muh-yol-neer
Meehan	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:28:00 - [47] Mjolnir is from norse mythology. It's supposed to be pronounced as it's written. I.e. MIOL-nihr or something like that =)
Meehan	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:28:00 - [48] Mjolnir is from norse mythology. It's supposed to be pronounced as it's written. I.e. MIOL-nihr or something like that =)
drunkenmaster	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:32:00 - [49] m-yol-nir kwayf gal-en-tay ka-nid soo-ka-vester sis-tu-vert kaa-la-ki-oat-a you-lie mega-thron a-poc-a-lips blue-pill g-ank care-bear pie-rut Tom-B nerf-bat four-um-hore swear-fill-ter isk that's all I can think of right now .
drunkenmaster	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:32:00 - [50] m-yol-nir kwayf gal-en-tay ka-nid soo-ka-vester sis-tu-vert kaa-la-ki-oat-a you-lie mega-thron a-poc-a-lips blue-pill g-ank care-bear pie-rut Tom-B nerf-bat four-um-hore swear-fill-ter isk that's all I can think of right now .
meowcat	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:37:00 - [51] i find it odd that lots of people place inflection on the "e" at the end of gallente. eg: gal-en-tay or: gal-en-tee for me, it is GAL-ENT although i prefer Intaki
meowcat	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:37:00 - [52] i find it odd that lots of people place inflection on the "e" at the end of gallente. eg: gal-en-tay or: gal-en-tee for me, it is GAL-ENT although i prefer Intaki
Zyrla Bladestorm	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:39:00 - [53] Edited by: Zyrla Bladestorm on 14/10/2004 08:46:48 Edited by: Zyrla Bladestorm on 14/10/2004 08:46:01 Edited by: Zyrla Bladestorm on 14/10/2004 08:44:40 Gall-Ent (gallant with an e) Kwoff (same as quaff) Kha-nid (not unlike Ka-Led ;) ) mu-jol-neer E-C-P-8-er . ----- Apologys for any rambling that may have just occurred.
Zyrla Bladestorm	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:39:00 - [54] Edited by: Zyrla Bladestorm on 14/10/2004 08:46:48 Edited by: Zyrla Bladestorm on 14/10/2004 08:46:01 Edited by: Zyrla Bladestorm on 14/10/2004 08:44:40 Gall-Ent (gallant with an e) Kwoff (same as quaff) Kha-nid (not unlike Ka-Led ;) ) mu-jol-neer E-C-P-8-er . ----- Apologys for any rambling that may have just occurred.
drunkenmaster	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:48:00 - [55] Originally by: meowcat i find it odd that lots of people place inflection on the "e" at the end of gallente. eg: gal-en-tay or: gal-en-tee for me, it is GAL-ENT although i prefer Intaki The ladies prefer the Intaki rawr now I think about it, when I say it out loud, the 'e' at the end rarely gets a mention. Also, ee-cee-pee-eight-ar and or-vol and ora-hoo-nen .
drunkenmaster	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:48:00 - [56] Originally by: meowcat i find it odd that lots of people place inflection on the "e" at the end of gallente. eg: gal-en-tay or: gal-en-tee for me, it is GAL-ENT although i prefer Intaki The ladies prefer the Intaki rawr now I think about it, when I say it out loud, the 'e' at the end rarely gets a mention. Also, ee-cee-pee-eight-ar and or-vol and ora-hoo-nen .
Burga Galti	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:52:00 - [57] Gal-an-tea Kw-a-fe Can-id U-lie Pay-tar Lum-in-arrr He-me-tar Am-arrr Cal-dar-e E-C-P-8-Arrrr Bur-gah Gal-tie Tales from the EVE Cluster
Burga Galti	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:52:00 - [58] Gal-an-tea Kw-a-fe Can-id U-lie Pay-tar Lum-in-arrr He-me-tar Am-arrr Cal-dar-e E-C-P-8-Arrrr Bur-gah Gal-tie Tales from the EVE Cluster
Dloan	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:53:00 - [59] Originally by: Norsten Edited by: Norsten on 14/10/2004 01:23:48 gallente - gallentay quafe - kwaf (the 'e' is silent in such words) edit: dev imput would be useful here Personally, I go with the Quafay, a hybrid French pronunciation. It seems odd you should claim the 'e' is silent in Quafe but not in Gallente. Gallent, with emphasis on the 't' would be much more rational.
Dloan	Posted - 2004.10.14 08:53:00 - [60] Originally by: Norsten Edited by: Norsten on 14/10/2004 01:23:48 gallente - gallentay quafe - kwaf (the 'e' is silent in such words) edit: dev imput would be useful here Personally, I go with the Quafay, a hybrid French pronunciation. It seems odd you should claim the 'e' is silent in Quafe but not in Gallente. Gallent, with emphasis on the 't' would be much more rational.

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