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Nekuva	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:09:00 - [1] various terms in Eve. such as.... Gallente Quafe Khanid other words My pronunciation: Gallente gal-in-tee gal-in-tay Quafe kwaf-ay kwaf-ee cof-fee Khanid kay-nid Let's see how all of you say it.... I'm especially curious about Quafe. Have fun
Nekuva	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:09:00 - [2] various terms in Eve. such as.... Gallente Quafe Khanid other words My pronunciation: Gallente gal-in-tee gal-in-tay Quafe kwaf-ay kwaf-ee cof-fee Khanid kay-nid Let's see how all of you say it.... I'm especially curious about Quafe. Have fun
Tripoli	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:14:00 - [3] Gal-len-tay Coffee Kah-nid ---
Tripoli	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:14:00 - [4] Gal-len-tay Coffee Kah-nid ---
TheMiner	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:15:00 - [5] Edited by: TheMiner on 14/10/2004 01:18:00 Quaff-ee (how someone from new york says coffee)
TheMiner	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:15:00 - [6] Edited by: TheMiner on 14/10/2004 01:18:00 Quaff-ee (how someone from new york says coffee)
Norsten	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:20:00 - [7] 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
Norsten	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:20:00 - [8] 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
Hamatitio	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:24:00 - [9] I agree with Kwaf! -- Director of Ganking: Death Row Inc.
Hamatitio	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:24:00 - [10] I agree with Kwaf! -- Director of Ganking: Death Row Inc.

Kerosene	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:29:00 - [11] Gal-en-tay Kwayf Kan-id uth-er wer-ds
Kerosene	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:29:00 - [12] Gal-en-tay Kwayf Kan-id uth-er wer-ds
DarkMatter	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:39:00 - [13] Edited by: DarkMatter on 14/10/2004 01:42:51 Quafe Ku-aif The e at the end turns the ah sound of the a in to eh. Kind of like saying kuait, like the country, but replace the t sound with an f. Khanid Con-id
DarkMatter	Posted - 2004.10.14 01:39:00 - [14] Edited by: DarkMatter on 14/10/2004 01:42:51 Quafe Ku-aif The e at the end turns the ah sound of the a in to eh. Kind of like saying kuait, like the country, but replace the t sound with an f. Khanid Con-id
Dethra	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:02:00 - [15] Gallente - Gal'en'tee (tee- long e) Quafe - Kwayf (silent E, long a) Khanid - Can'id Aunenen - Ow'nen'en (random solar system that's oddly named) Heimatar - High'muh'tar still thinking of other words.. _______________________________ SF-C recruitment
Dethra	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:02:00 - [16] Gallente - Gal'en'tee (tee- long e) Quafe - Kwayf (silent E, long a) Khanid - Can'id Aunenen - Ow'nen'en (random solar system that's oddly named) Heimatar - High'muh'tar still thinking of other words.. _______________________________ SF-C recruitment
Buggeh	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:26:00 - [17] gal-lÞn-tÞ kweef Kah-nid --- Dutch semi-carebear all-round character with lvl5 bad luck.
Buggeh	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:26:00 - [18] gal-lÞn-tÞ kweef Kah-nid --- Dutch semi-carebear all-round character with lvl5 bad luck.
Core Bash	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:46:00 - [19] Here's my argument: It's really pronounced "Gal-ent." My logic? "Gillete" razors are pronounced "Jil-et," and Gallentians are originally French in origin, which would lead me to think that their race is pronounced in the same matter as Gillete razors. DEVS - Back me up on this one. á
Core Bash	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:46:00 - [20] Here's my argument: It's really pronounced "Gal-ent." My logic? "Gillete" razors are pronounced "Jil-et," and Gallentians are originally French in origin, which would lead me to think that their race is pronounced in the same matter as Gillete razors. DEVS - Back me up on this one. á

Berilac	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:54:00 - [21] yulai... i dont even get close to pronouncing this one... i usualy end up with something: you-lye, with some weird gut noises --- 'Sweeden Steel Bite hard'
Berilac	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:54:00 - [22] yulai... i dont even get close to pronouncing this one... i usualy end up with something: you-lye, with some weird gut noises --- 'Sweeden Steel Bite hard'
Jozef Meurtrier	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:59:00 - [23] Edited by: Jozef Meurtrier on 14/10/2004 03:03:59 Edited by: Jozef Meurtrier on 14/10/2004 03:02:59 Gallente - Gal-en-day Quafe - Kwaf Khanid - Kah-nid Aunenen - OMGWTFPWNED Jita - Jeetah Edit: Caracal. Is it Car-a-call or Car-a-sell?
Jozef Meurtrier	Posted - 2004.10.14 02:59:00 - [24] Edited by: Jozef Meurtrier on 14/10/2004 03:03:59 Edited by: Jozef Meurtrier on 14/10/2004 03:02:59 Gallente - Gal-en-day Quafe - Kwaf Khanid - Kah-nid Aunenen - OMGWTFPWNED Jita - Jeetah Edit: Caracal. Is it Car-a-call or Car-a-sell?
Nekuva	Posted - 2004.10.14 03:00:00 - [25] Edited by: Nekuva on 14/10/2004 03:13:06 I say.... Yulai Yoo-lie Cistuvaert Sis-too-vayrt Oursulaert Our-sull-(air)t Jita Jit-ta EDIT: and I say Caracal as Care-uh-call
Nekuva	Posted - 2004.10.14 03:00:00 - [26] Edited by: Nekuva on 14/10/2004 03:13:06 I say.... Yulai Yoo-lie Cistuvaert Sis-too-vayrt Oursulaert Our-sull-(air)t Jita Jit-ta EDIT: and I say Caracal as Care-uh-call
Nalias	Posted - 2004.10.14 03:48:00 - [27] Gal 'int Kwoff 'Can id
Nalias	Posted - 2004.10.14 03:48:00 - [28] Gal 'int Kwoff 'Can id
Cabadrin	Posted - 2004.10.14 03:54:00 - [29] Yulai - yoo-LIE Gallente - Gall-ENT Minmatar - MIN-ma-tar EC-P8R - ek-pAter Khanid - KHAH-nid Quafe - quAfe Amarr - ah-mar ----------------------------------------------- Coalition Kill Board
Cabadrin	Posted - 2004.10.14 03:54:00 - [30] Yulai - yoo-LIE Gallente - Gall-ENT Minmatar - MIN-ma-tar EC-P8R - ek-pAter Khanid - KHAH-nid Quafe - quAfe Amarr - ah-mar ----------------------------------------------- Coalition Kill Board

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.

Eris Discordia	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:00:00 - [61] It's too early for tongue exercises I ♥ my pink dreadnought of pwnage Mail [email protected] if you have any questions.
Eris Discordia	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:00:00 - [62] It's too early for tongue exercises I ♥ my pink dreadnought of pwnage Mail [email protected] if you have any questions.
Sforza	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:03:00 - [63] Originally by: Eris Discordia It's too early for tongue exercises Blimey.. someone sling an innuendo in here, ASAP! Anyhoo, Im glad this subject came up, an official pronouncement on how to say "Gallente" would be most welcome. Sforza CEO Vronsky Brothers and Sons Council Member Ushra'Khan
Sforza	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:03:00 - [64] Originally by: Eris Discordia It's too early for tongue exercises Blimey.. someone sling an innuendo in here, ASAP! Anyhoo, Im glad this subject came up, an official pronouncement on how to say "Gallente" would be most welcome. Sforza CEO Vronsky Brothers and Sons Council Member Ushra'Khan
Vydek Daamth	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:21:00 - [65] Edited by: Vydek Daamth on 14/10/2004 18:13:45 Here are some of my favorites Kaalakiota = Caw-ah-la-key-oh-tea-ah Suukuvestaa = Sue-coo-ves-tay-ahh Perkone = Purr-cone (thats how an non-Caldari says it) Perkone = Purr-co-knee (is the correct way) Ishukone = Ish-you-co-knee Wiyrkomi = Why-arr-co-me Poksu = Poke-sue Hyasyoda = High-ya-show-da (not Hi-ya-soda) Ytiri = Yet-ear-ee Zainou = Psy-new Nugoeihuvi = New-ge-owie-who-vy (or best guess) *Opps forgot Lai Dai = Lie Die (or if you want to sound more Caldari its Lye Dye)
Vydek Daamth	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:21:00 - [66] Edited by: Vydek Daamth on 14/10/2004 18:13:45 Here are some of my favorites Kaalakiota = Caw-ah-la-key-oh-tea-ah Suukuvestaa = Sue-coo-ves-tay-ahh Perkone = Purr-cone (thats how an non-Caldari says it) Perkone = Purr-co-knee (is the correct way) Ishukone = Ish-you-co-knee Wiyrkomi = Why-arr-co-me Poksu = Poke-sue Hyasyoda = High-ya-show-da (not Hi-ya-soda) Ytiri = Yet-ear-ee Zainou = Psy-new Nugoeihuvi = New-ge-owie-who-vy (or best guess) *Opps forgot Lai Dai = Lie Die (or if you want to sound more Caldari its Lye Dye)
hatchette	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:24:00 - [67] We have this saying of ours.. "pisi kao sto govoris".. it means write the same as you speak... Quafe - kafÞ (emphasis on last e) Yulai - You Lie (same pronounciation) Amarr - amÓR (it would sound like klingon to others i guess) Jita - Yee-taa Cistuvaert - Tzee-stu-va-ert :P
hatchette	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:24:00 - [68] We have this saying of ours.. "pisi kao sto govoris".. it means write the same as you speak... Quafe - kafÞ (emphasis on last e) Yulai - You Lie (same pronounciation) Amarr - amÓR (it would sound like klingon to others i guess) Jita - Yee-taa Cistuvaert - Tzee-stu-va-ert :P
Tripp Orsam	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:33:00 - [69] I've always thought of it as Jal-en-tee, others: caracal - cara-sal quafe - kaffee ----------------------------- EVE Online perfectly strikes all your free time wrecking your 1994 marriage.
Tripp Orsam	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:33:00 - [70] I've always thought of it as Jal-en-tee, others: caracal - cara-sal quafe - kaffee ----------------------------- EVE Online perfectly strikes all your free time wrecking your 1994 marriage.

Scerenity	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:35:00 - [71] Gal-ant-ay Am-ah Min-mart-ah Kal-daree Kway-ff Mudge-ohl-nur ------ Scerenity Selling Me!
Scerenity	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:35:00 - [72] Gal-ant-ay Am-ah Min-mart-ah Kal-daree Kway-ff Mudge-ohl-nur ------ Scerenity Selling Me!
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:41:00 - [73] Edited by: Scorpyn on 14/10/2004 10:01:15 Gallente -> Frog/Frogeater Quafe -> Poison Khanid -> Kaanid Mjolnir -> Mj÷lnir (÷ is pronounced as the u in burning) EC-P8R -> E C Caracal -> Karakal Amarr -> Amaar Minmatar -> Minni I generally refrain from mentioning the systems Balle and Niballe (not 100% sure about the 2nd one) when there are any swedes around to avoid friendly fire (or it could just be because I've never been there and don't have any reason whatsoever to mention them)
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:41:00 - [74] Edited by: Scorpyn on 14/10/2004 10:01:15 Gallente -> Frog/Frogeater Quafe -> Poison Khanid -> Kaanid Mjolnir -> Mj÷lnir (÷ is pronounced as the u in burning) EC-P8R -> E C Caracal -> Karakal Amarr -> Amaar Minmatar -> Minni I generally refrain from mentioning the systems Balle and Niballe (not 100% sure about the 2nd one) when there are any swedes around to avoid friendly fire (or it could just be because I've never been there and don't have any reason whatsoever to mention them)
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:56:00 - [75] Originally by: Sforza Anyhoo, Im glad this subject came up, an official pronouncement on how to say "Gallente" would be most welcome. Gallaantee (sort of) (look at the video section, ccp created stuff)
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 09:56:00 - [76] Originally by: Sforza Anyhoo, Im glad this subject came up, an official pronouncement on how to say "Gallente" would be most welcome. Gallaantee (sort of) (look at the video section, ccp created stuff)
whejl	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:02:00 - [77] Edited by: whejl on 14/10/2004 10:07:44 while you're at it Balle - another swedish word for male organ *****(kan) - first 5 letters is the female organ (minnie system starting with (fitt) Rens - fish internal organs (fisk-rens) if travelling thru tribute you know when its time to get the wallet ready for the blockade in P3EN, yes I PAY 2
whejl	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:02:00 - [78] Edited by: whejl on 14/10/2004 10:07:44 while you're at it Balle - another swedish word for male organ *****(kan) - first 5 letters is the female organ (minnie system starting with (fitt) Rens - fish internal organs (fisk-rens) if travelling thru tribute you know when its time to get the wallet ready for the blockade in P3EN, yes I PAY 2
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:04:00 - [79] Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:04:00 - [80] Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell

Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:06:00 - [81] Originally by: whejl Edited by: whejl on 14/10/2004 10:07:44 while you're at it Balle - another swedish word for male organ *****(kan) - first 5 letters is the female organ (minnie system starting with (fitt) Rens - fish internal organs (fisk-rens) if travelling thru tribute you know when its time to get the wallet ready for the blockade in P3EN, yes I PAY 2 Don't forget about Fuskunen (It's like namning your town Cheatville)
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:06:00 - [82] Originally by: whejl Edited by: whejl on 14/10/2004 10:07:44 while you're at it Balle - another swedish word for male organ *****(kan) - first 5 letters is the female organ (minnie system starting with (fitt) Rens - fish internal organs (fisk-rens) if travelling thru tribute you know when its time to get the wallet ready for the blockade in P3EN, yes I PAY 2 Don't forget about Fuskunen (It's like namning your town Cheatville)
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:24:00 - [83] Originally by: Scorpyn Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell It's not a coincidence, since Mjolnir was the name of Thor's hammer - and Thor was the god of lightning amongst other things. Anyway... Quafe - Kwayf Gallente - Gal-lent Yulai - You lie Mjolnir - My-ul-neer Unefsih - Oona fish (I know it's wrong, but can't think of the proper way) Pator - Pay tor Dolce et decorum est pro imperator mori
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:24:00 - [84] Originally by: Scorpyn Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell It's not a coincidence, since Mjolnir was the name of Thor's hammer - and Thor was the god of lightning amongst other things. Anyway... Quafe - Kwayf Gallente - Gal-lent Yulai - You lie Mjolnir - My-ul-neer Unefsih - Oona fish (I know it's wrong, but can't think of the proper way) Pator - Pay tor Dolce et decorum est pro imperator mori
Discorporation	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:33:00 - [85] Quafe - Kwua-fee Gallente - Gal-len-tee Yulai - You-lai Mjolnir - Mj eul neer Unefsih - Oon-eff-see Pator - Pah-torr I wish I remembered my phonetics classes, that way I could write it down in phonetic script =\| [Heterocephalus glaber]
Discorporation	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:33:00 - [86] Quafe - Kwua-fee Gallente - Gal-len-tee Yulai - You-lai Mjolnir - Mj eul neer Unefsih - Oon-eff-see Pator - Pah-torr I wish I remembered my phonetics classes, that way I could write it down in phonetic script =\| [Heterocephalus glaber]
Basileus	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:38:00 - [87] Originally by: Nekuva various terms in Eve. such as.... Gallente Quafe Khanid other words That depends... The American way would be (for all words) "Yeee-haw"
Basileus	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:38:00 - [88] Originally by: Nekuva various terms in Eve. such as.... Gallente Quafe Khanid other words That depends... The American way would be (for all words) "Yeee-haw"
Discorporation	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:44:00 - [89] Also, since Gallente are french descendants, pronouncing it "Gah-lantuh" or something equally french would make sense. [Heterocephalus glaber]
Discorporation	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:44:00 - [90] Also, since Gallente are french descendants, pronouncing it "Gah-lantuh" or something equally french would make sense. [Heterocephalus glaber]

Steeldrake	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:44:00 - [91] Originally by: Rodj Blake Originally by: Scorpyn Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell It's not a coincidence, since Mjolnir was the name of Thor's hammer - and Thor was the god of lightning amongst other things. Anyway... Quafe - Kwayf Gallente - Gal-lent Yulai - You lie Mjolnir - My-ul-neer Unefsih - Oona fish (I know it's wrong, but can't think of the proper way) Pator - Pay tor Ok, and how do you pronounce your signature?
Steeldrake	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:44:00 - [92] Originally by: Rodj Blake Originally by: Scorpyn Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell It's not a coincidence, since Mjolnir was the name of Thor's hammer - and Thor was the god of lightning amongst other things. Anyway... Quafe - Kwayf Gallente - Gal-lent Yulai - You lie Mjolnir - My-ul-neer Unefsih - Oona fish (I know it's wrong, but can't think of the proper way) Pator - Pay tor Ok, and how do you pronounce your signature?
Kyt Kraiten	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:47:00 - [93] i actually listened to the gallente ad background station sounds, and there's a few quafe samples in there. it's pronounced quave, as in wave QUWAVE
Kyt Kraiten	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:47:00 - [94] i actually listened to the gallente ad background station sounds, and there's a few quafe samples in there. it's pronounced quave, as in wave QUWAVE
Riddari	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:54:00 - [95] Originally by: hatchette We have this saying of ours.. "pisi kao sto govoris".. it means write the same as you speak... That's pretty much how most of icelandic is, and how we speak other languages. Also we always put the emphasis on the first constonant so it is: GALLente KWaf AMarr JIta CISTuvert MJÍlnir ¼©¼ a history
Riddari	Posted - 2004.10.14 10:54:00 - [96] Originally by: hatchette We have this saying of ours.. "pisi kao sto govoris".. it means write the same as you speak... That's pretty much how most of icelandic is, and how we speak other languages. Also we always put the emphasis on the first constonant so it is: GALLente KWaf AMarr JIta CISTuvert MJÍlnir ¼©¼ a history
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 11:17:00 - [97] Hyasyoda -> High as Yoda
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 11:17:00 - [98] Hyasyoda -> High as Yoda
Bohr	Posted - 2004.10.14 12:45:00 - [99] Edited by: Bohr on 22/10/2004 12:02:17 Gallente will prolly be something like Chal-len-tÞ as they are of french origins. Silent e ofc. Quafe is just plain Kwuai-fe or Kwuaiff (with silent e) And Khanid is Ka-nidd
Bohr	Posted - 2004.10.14 12:45:00 - [100] Edited by: Bohr on 22/10/2004 12:02:17 Gallente will prolly be something like Chal-len-tÞ as they are of french origins. Silent e ofc. Quafe is just plain Kwuai-fe or Kwuaiff (with silent e) And Khanid is Ka-nidd

Hardin	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:01:00 - [101] Try the system of Ourapheph (In between Yulai and Manarq) Always causes fun on our corp's voice comms.
Hardin	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:01:00 - [102] Try the system of Ourapheph (In between Yulai and Manarq) Always causes fun on our corp's voice comms.
Hardin	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:01:00 - [103] Try the system of Ourapheph (In between Yulai and Manarq) Always causes fun on our corp's voice comms.
Hardin	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:01:00 - [104] Try the system of Ourapheph (In between Yulai and Manarq) Always causes fun on our corp's voice comms.
Amthrianius	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:04:00 - [105] Oh-Be - Obe Orv-ole - Orvolle Kye-rah - Kaira carbears - Keberz None-e - Nonni Lie Die - Lai Dai Car-Nid - Khanid A-Gill - Agil etc ---------------
Amthrianius	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:04:00 - [106] Oh-Be - Obe Orv-ole - Orvolle Kye-rah - Kaira carbears - Keberz None-e - Nonni Lie Die - Lai Dai Car-Nid - Khanid A-Gill - Agil etc ---------------
Amthrianius	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:12:00 - [107] Originally by: Hardin Try the system of Ourapheph (In between Yulai and Manarq) Always causes fun on our corp's voice comms. Our-aff-eff ---------------
Amthrianius	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:12:00 - [108] Originally by: Hardin Try the system of Ourapheph (In between Yulai and Manarq) Always causes fun on our corp's voice comms. Our-aff-eff ---------------
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:13:00 - [109] Originally by: Hardin Try the system of Ourapheph (In between Yulai and Manarq) Always causes fun on our corp's voice comms. oorafef
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:13:00 - [110] Originally by: Hardin Try the system of Ourapheph (In between Yulai and Manarq) Always causes fun on our corp's voice comms. oorafef

Dammsugaren	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:24:00 - [111] Originally by: Scorpyn Edited by: Scorpyn on 14/10/2004 10:01:15 generally refrain from mentioning the systems Balle and Niballe
Dammsugaren	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:24:00 - [112] Originally by: Scorpyn Edited by: Scorpyn on 14/10/2004 10:01:15 generally refrain from mentioning the systems Balle and Niballe
JoCool	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:33:00 - [113] Edited by: JoCool on 14/10/2004 13:39:07 Ah, heavy german dialect here. German letters are mostly if not all pronounced like latin letters; e.g. read an 'a' like the 'a' from bra or "huney" e is hardly pronounced at all i is pronounced like the ee from fee, but short. o is open u like the oo from loose and a real R, not the american lrl with chewing gum Bolt is where the emphasis is Gallente Gah-lentÞ Quafe Kwah-fÞ Khanid Kah-nihd Minmatar Min-mataar Amarr Ah-mahrr Caldari Kal-dah-ree Yulai You-lie Deimos Die-moss Ares Ah-res (e like rEsolution) Oneiros Oh-nai-ross Oursulaert Oh-uhr-sue-laert Mjolnir Miol-neer Cerberus Zer-bÞ-russ Caracal Ka-ra-kal Sansha Sun-shah
JoCool	Posted - 2004.10.14 13:33:00 - [114] Edited by: JoCool on 14/10/2004 13:39:07 Ah, heavy german dialect here. German letters are mostly if not all pronounced like latin letters; e.g. read an 'a' like the 'a' from bra or "huney" e is hardly pronounced at all i is pronounced like the ee from fee, but short. o is open u like the oo from loose and a real R, not the american lrl with chewing gum Bolt is where the emphasis is Gallente Gah-lentÞ Quafe Kwah-fÞ Khanid Kah-nihd Minmatar Min-mataar Amarr Ah-mahrr Caldari Kal-dah-ree Yulai You-lie Deimos Die-moss Ares Ah-res (e like rEsolution) Oneiros Oh-nai-ross Oursulaert Oh-uhr-sue-laert Mjolnir Miol-neer Cerberus Zer-bÞ-russ Caracal Ka-ra-kal Sansha Sun-shah
Severe McCald	Posted - 2004.10.14 14:47:00 - [115] Gallente = lipstick les bians or p'**fs; Quafe = kwa-yf (long "a") Khanid = car'nid (as in motor car and id as in lid) Mjolinir = Moll'in'ere yulai = you lie. Severe And Moses was content to dwell with the man:and he gave Moses Zipporah his daughter. And she bare him a son, and he called his name Gershom:for he said, I have been a stranger in a strange land.
Severe McCald	Posted - 2004.10.14 14:47:00 - [116] Gallente = lipstick les bians or p'**fs; Quafe = kwa-yf (long "a") Khanid = car'nid (as in motor car and id as in lid) Mjolinir = Moll'in'ere yulai = you lie. Severe And Moses was content to dwell with the man:and he gave Moses Zipporah his daughter. And she bare him a son, and he called his name Gershom:for he said, I have been a stranger in a strange land.
Aneu Angellus	Posted - 2004.10.14 14:49:00 - [117] Gal'an'tea ________________ Aneu Angellus Vengeance Of The Fallen - WolfPack Military Captain
Aneu Angellus	Posted - 2004.10.14 14:49:00 - [118] Gal'an'tea ________________ Aneu Angellus Vengeance Of The Fallen - WolfPack Military Captain
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.10.14 15:34:00 - [119] [Gall-entÚ] [Kwaiff] [Khaa-nid] Nothing peculiar there. Convert Stations
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.10.14 15:34:00 - [120] [Gall-entÚ] [Kwaiff] [Khaa-nid] Nothing peculiar there. Convert Stations

Icarus100	Posted - 2004.10.15 20:42:00 - [121] Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. Mj÷lnir... - My hair is ugly..
Icarus100	Posted - 2004.10.15 20:42:00 - [122] Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. Mj÷lnir... - My hair is ugly..
Karistis	Posted - 2004.10.15 20:57:00 - [123] Edited by: Karistis on 15/10/2004 21:00:43 Oursulaert (OUR - soo - lair) (the "lair" is I believe how the French pronounce it, since the Gallente (gall - lenn - tee) are descendants of Tau Ceti Frenchmen.) Cistuvaert (SIST - oo - vair) Algogille (al - go - GEE - uh) (French pronounce double "L" as a long "E" I believe) Quafe (KWAFF - eh) Vlillirier (vlee - LEE - ree - ae) (Special case; double "L" is pronounced normally) Aunenen (OW - nen - en) Nonni (NONN - ee) Kisogo (kiss - OH - go) Sobaseki (so - bah - SEH - kee) Aurohunen (OUR - o - hyoo - nen) Mjolnir (mee - OLE - nerr) _________________________________________ 2005.01.17 22:04:22 combat Chackle [PUSY] perfectly runs from you, wrecking for 1500 cowardice.
Karistis	Posted - 2004.10.15 20:57:00 - [124] Edited by: Karistis on 15/10/2004 21:00:43 Oursulaert (OUR - soo - lair) (the "lair" is I believe how the French pronounce it, since the Gallente (gall - lenn - tee) are descendants of Tau Ceti Frenchmen.) Cistuvaert (SIST - oo - vair) Algogille (al - go - GEE - uh) (French pronounce double "L" as a long "E" I believe) Quafe (KWAFF - eh) Vlillirier (vlee - LEE - ree - ae) (Special case; double "L" is pronounced normally) Aunenen (OW - nen - en) Nonni (NONN - ee) Kisogo (kiss - OH - go) Sobaseki (so - bah - SEH - kee) Aurohunen (OUR - o - hyoo - nen) Mjolnir (mee - OLE - nerr) _________________________________________ 2005.01.17 22:04:22 combat Chackle [PUSY] perfectly runs from you, wrecking for 1500 cowardice.
Ukiah	Posted - 2004.10.15 21:03:00 - [125] Originally by: Eris Discordia It's too early for tongue exercises Here we see an illustration of the differences between men and women. For men, it's never too early for 'tongue exercices'.
Ukiah	Posted - 2004.10.15 21:03:00 - [126] Originally by: Eris Discordia It's too early for tongue exercises Here we see an illustration of the differences between men and women. For men, it's never too early for 'tongue exercices'.
Ukiah	Posted - 2004.10.15 21:11:00 - [127] Edited by: Ukiah on 15/10/2004 21:15:23 There are a number of 'mispronunciations' that annoy the hell outta me Iteron is NOT eye-TEAR-e-on Bestower is NOT bee-STOW(rhymes with cow)-er Minmatar is NOT min-MATTER I've also heard people pronounce 'Gallente' with the L's pronounced as Y's, as in '*ente'. That's pretty annoying too. But THE most annoying pronunciation is when my own corpmates mispronounce my name on voice chat It's NOT the following: U-keeeeyah (like Nokia) Yu-gi-oh (like the cartoon) It IS: you-KIE-uh Edit - Uh, apparently G-A-Y-Y-E-N-T-E is muffed by the filter......
Ukiah	Posted - 2004.10.15 21:11:00 - [128] Edited by: Ukiah on 15/10/2004 21:15:23 There are a number of 'mispronunciations' that annoy the hell outta me Iteron is NOT eye-TEAR-e-on Bestower is NOT bee-STOW(rhymes with cow)-er Minmatar is NOT min-MATTER I've also heard people pronounce 'Gallente' with the L's pronounced as Y's, as in '*ente'. That's pretty annoying too. But THE most annoying pronunciation is when my own corpmates mispronounce my name on voice chat It's NOT the following: U-keeeeyah (like Nokia) Yu-gi-oh (like the cartoon) It IS: you-KIE-uh Edit - Uh, apparently G-A-Y-Y-E-N-T-E is muffed by the filter......
Extreme	Posted - 2004.10.15 21:24:00 - [129] I hope you all use the english way of speaking when using the gall-an-tee (english way) gah-lan-teh (for english people to say "gallente" in dutch) but for dutch to say gallente i would write "gal-len-teh" but we dutch will pronounce it the english way.
Extreme	Posted - 2004.10.15 21:24:00 - [130] I hope you all use the english way of speaking when using the gall-an-tee (english way) gah-lan-teh (for english people to say "gallente" in dutch) but for dutch to say gallente i would write "gal-len-teh" but we dutch will pronounce it the english way.

Dred 'Morte	Posted - 2004.10.15 21:40:00 - [131] Gallente=Ga(like gadjet)-Lent Minmatar=Mini Martian Quafe= Ku-A-feh(not as in fee) Khanid=KAH-need Mjolnir=Me-jol-neer OMGWTFPWNED=STFU TomB=tomb (as in tomb raider ) Amarr=amßrrr Caldari=OMGZL33T yes i gtg to bed
Dred 'Morte	Posted - 2004.10.15 21:40:00 - [132] Gallente=Ga(like gadjet)-Lent Minmatar=Mini Martian Quafe= Ku-A-feh(not as in fee) Khanid=KAH-need Mjolnir=Me-jol-neer OMGWTFPWNED=STFU TomB=tomb (as in tomb raider ) Amarr=amßrrr Caldari=OMGZL33T yes i gtg to bed
Athule Snanm	Posted - 2004.10.15 22:55:00 - [133] Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm _______________________________ Doomheim - EVE's only hygiene!
Athule Snanm	Posted - 2004.10.15 22:55:00 - [134] Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm _______________________________ Doomheim - EVE's only hygiene!
Amicus	Posted - 2004.10.15 22:56:00 - [135] OK, I will weigh in with a mid-Western American accent with hints of other accents: Gallente: Ga-lenÆ-tay (first vowel as in ask, second vowel as in lent, last vowel as in way) or Guh-lanÆ-tee (first vowel as in bug, last two vowels as in Jimmy Duranty) Khanid: KahÆ-nid (first vowel as in Genghis Khan, second vowel as in did) Yulai: YouÆ-lie (with vowels as spelled) Quafe: Kwahf (with vowel as in saw, or like the English word quaff.) Amarr: Uh-marÆ (first vowel as in bug or American, second vowel as in are) Ammatar: AmÆ-muhÆ-tar (first vowels as in ask, second vowel is in bug, third vowel as in tar Minmatar: MinÆ-muhÆ-tar (first vowel as in ôinö) Caracal: KairÆ-uh-kuhlÆ (first vowel as in air, second and third as in bug)
Amicus	Posted - 2004.10.15 22:56:00 - [136] OK, I will weigh in with a mid-Western American accent with hints of other accents: Gallente: Ga-lenÆ-tay (first vowel as in ask, second vowel as in lent, last vowel as in way) or Guh-lanÆ-tee (first vowel as in bug, last two vowels as in Jimmy Duranty) Khanid: KahÆ-nid (first vowel as in Genghis Khan, second vowel as in did) Yulai: YouÆ-lie (with vowels as spelled) Quafe: Kwahf (with vowel as in saw, or like the English word quaff.) Amarr: Uh-marÆ (first vowel as in bug or American, second vowel as in are) Ammatar: AmÆ-muhÆ-tar (first vowels as in ask, second vowel is in bug, third vowel as in tar Minmatar: MinÆ-muhÆ-tar (first vowel as in ôinö) Caracal: KairÆ-uh-kuhlÆ (first vowel as in air, second and third as in bug)
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.16 00:48:00 - [137] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm I have no idea really, but something like this perhaps : Atool Schnamm
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.10.16 00:48:00 - [138] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm I have no idea really, but something like this perhaps : Atool Schnamm
Ranger 1	Posted - 2004.10.16 01:23:00 - [139] Depends... to my relatives out in the sticks it translates to... Gallente = *-lant-ayes Quafe = Q-awfy Khanid = Kay-nud Amarr = Ay-mar (As in "them there Ay-mar feller's can shore whoop some butt".) Kill the enemy, and break their toys.**
Ranger 1	Posted - 2004.10.16 01:23:00 - [140] Depends... to my relatives out in the sticks it translates to... Gallente = *-lant-ayes Quafe = Q-awfy Khanid = Kay-nud Amarr = Ay-mar (As in "them there Ay-mar feller's can shore whoop some butt".) Kill the enemy, and break their toys.**

Fierce Deity	Posted - 2004.10.16 01:51:00 - [141] Gellente= gal-ent-E (E as in capital e sound) Quafe= Quaf Khanid= kaun-id car-sickle (kinda like popcicle(sp?) but replace pop with car) Noob= Meat-shield cistuvaert= sit-chew-vart (ahaha now that i look again it looks funny) ------FD------
Fierce Deity	Posted - 2004.10.16 01:51:00 - [142] Gellente= gal-ent-E (E as in capital e sound) Quafe= Quaf Khanid= kaun-id car-sickle (kinda like popcicle(sp?) but replace pop with car) Noob= Meat-shield cistuvaert= sit-chew-vart (ahaha now that i look again it looks funny) ------FD------
Ivresse	Posted - 2004.10.16 02:33:00 - [143] I'm Gal-len-tay! Why doo you zink I have zis out-RAE-geous aczent?? ---------------------
Ivresse	Posted - 2004.10.16 02:33:00 - [144] I'm Gal-len-tay! Why doo you zink I have zis out-RAE-geous aczent?? ---------------------
C Duggan	Posted - 2004.10.16 22:30:00 - [145] if gallente is a french name, and was pronounced GAL-EN-TAY then the last e would have an accent above it. Gallente`
C Duggan	Posted - 2004.10.16 22:30:00 - [146] if gallente is a french name, and was pronounced GAL-EN-TAY then the last e would have an accent above it. Gallente`
C Duggan	Posted - 2004.10.16 22:32:00 - [147] my pronounciation is GAL-ANT. (GAL-AUNT)
C Duggan	Posted - 2004.10.16 22:32:00 - [148] my pronounciation is GAL-ANT. (GAL-AUNT)
Galaxion	Posted - 2004.10.16 22:38:00 - [149] Maybe its my accent but... Caracal - Karr-ooh-cal Exqueror- Ex-kerr-rur Gallente - Gah-Lenn-Tee Minmatar - minn-mah-tar Orsulaert - Orr-se-uh-lair-t Khanid - kaa-nidd Quafe - qu-aeffe ----------------------------------------- Everlasting Vendetta PVP Commander, yarr
Galaxion	Posted - 2004.10.16 22:38:00 - [150] Maybe its my accent but... Caracal - Karr-ooh-cal Exqueror- Ex-kerr-rur Gallente - Gah-Lenn-Tee Minmatar - minn-mah-tar Orsulaert - Orr-se-uh-lair-t Khanid - kaa-nidd Quafe - qu-aeffe ----------------------------------------- Everlasting Vendetta PVP Commander, yarr

Nafri	Posted - 2004.10.16 22:53:00 - [151] Gallente = Jalente Quafe = Kwayff Khanid = Kha - nid but mostly like their written, but only the german way to pronounce the single letters Wanna fly with me?
Nafri	Posted - 2004.10.16 22:53:00 - [152] Gallente = Jalente Quafe = Kwayff Khanid = Kha - nid but mostly like their written, but only the german way to pronounce the single letters Wanna fly with me?
Cetshwayo	Posted - 2004.10.16 23:00:00 - [153] I've noticed some people pronounce Khanid like car-nidd or something similar with an 'r' in there. How does Kha sound like car?? Maybe I am nit-picking here. I pronounce it like Kha (as in Ghengis Khan)-nid
Cetshwayo	Posted - 2004.10.16 23:00:00 - [154] I've noticed some people pronounce Khanid like car-nidd or something similar with an 'r' in there. How does Kha sound like car?? Maybe I am nit-picking here. I pronounce it like Kha (as in Ghengis Khan)-nid
Atandros	Posted - 2004.10.16 23:37:00 - [155] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm Ah-thuel Snahn?
Atandros	Posted - 2004.10.16 23:37:00 - [156] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm Ah-thuel Snahn?
Severe McCald	Posted - 2004.10.19 14:26:00 - [157] Originally by: Cetshwayo I've noticed some people pronounce Khanid like car-nidd or something similar with an 'r' in there. How does Kha sound like car?? Maybe I am nit-picking here. I pronounce it like Kha (as in Ghengis Khan)-nid In English (as a native speaker) the Kha in Khan is pronounced "car" (so Khan = carn). English is an awkward language when it comes to pronounciation (pro'nown'ss'd: pro'nun'see'ay'shun). For example, the letters "ough" can be pronounced at least four different ways; as follows: rough = ruff bough = bow (said like "cow") through = throo' ought = ort It gets worse. Severe And Moses was content to dwell with the man:and he gave Moses Zipporah his daughter. And she bare him a son, and he called his name Gershom:for he said, I have been a stranger in a strange land.
Severe McCald	Posted - 2004.10.19 14:26:00 - [158] Originally by: Cetshwayo I've noticed some people pronounce Khanid like car-nidd or something similar with an 'r' in there. How does Kha sound like car?? Maybe I am nit-picking here. I pronounce it like Kha (as in Ghengis Khan)-nid In English (as a native speaker) the Kha in Khan is pronounced "car" (so Khan = carn). English is an awkward language when it comes to pronounciation (pro'nown'ss'd: pro'nun'see'ay'shun). For example, the letters "ough" can be pronounced at least four different ways; as follows: rough = ruff bough = bow (said like "cow") through = throo' ought = ort It gets worse. Severe And Moses was content to dwell with the man:and he gave Moses Zipporah his daughter. And she bare him a son, and he called his name Gershom:for he said, I have been a stranger in a strange land.
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2004.10.19 14:35:00 - [159] Edited by: Rodj Blake on 19/10/2004 14:42:19 Originally by: Steeldrake Originally by: Rodj Blake Originally by: Scorpyn Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell It's not a coincidence, since Mjolnir was the name of Thor's hammer - and Thor was the god of lightning amongst other things. Anyway... Quafe - Kwayf Gallente - Gal-lent Yulai - You lie Mjolnir - My-ul-neer Unefsih - Oona fish (I know it's wrong, but can't think of the proper way) Pator - Pay tor Ok, and how do you pronounce your signature? Dol-chay eh deck-or-um est pro im-per-rart-or more-ee It's Latin for "It is a sweet and fitting thing to die for the Emperor" in case you were wondering (paraphrased from dolce et decorum est pro patria mori) Dolce et decorum est pro imperator mori
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2004.10.19 14:35:00 - [160] Edited by: Rodj Blake on 19/10/2004 14:42:19 Originally by: Steeldrake Originally by: Rodj Blake Originally by: Scorpyn Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell It's not a coincidence, since Mjolnir was the name of Thor's hammer - and Thor was the god of lightning amongst other things. Anyway... Quafe - Kwayf Gallente - Gal-lent Yulai - You lie Mjolnir - My-ul-neer Unefsih - Oona fish (I know it's wrong, but can't think of the proper way) Pator - Pay tor Ok, and how do you pronounce your signature? Dol-chay eh deck-or-um est pro im-per-rart-or more-ee It's Latin for "It is a sweet and fitting thing to die for the Emperor" in case you were wondering (paraphrased from dolce et decorum est pro patria mori) Dolce et decorum est pro imperator mori

Sybylle	Posted - 2004.10.19 14:52:00 - [161] Originally by: Core Bash Here's my argument: It's really pronounced "Gal-ent." My logic? "Gillete" razors are pronounced "Jil-et," and Gallentians are originally French in origin, which would lead me to think that their race is pronounced in the same matter as Gillete razors. DEVS - Back me up on this one. Nice one, and indeed, even if the logic is particular, this would be the pronounciation in french. So I think you're right, if not for the logic, at least for the pronounciation (\_/) (O.o) (> <)=Oveur (proof) "Jumping 50 systems I can like, have sex 150 times during that period"
Sybylle	Posted - 2004.10.19 14:52:00 - [162] Originally by: Core Bash Here's my argument: It's really pronounced "Gal-ent." My logic? "Gillete" razors are pronounced "Jil-et," and Gallentians are originally French in origin, which would lead me to think that their race is pronounced in the same matter as Gillete razors. DEVS - Back me up on this one. Nice one, and indeed, even if the logic is particular, this would be the pronounciation in french. So I think you're right, if not for the logic, at least for the pronounciation (\_/) (O.o) (> <)=Oveur (proof) "Jumping 50 systems I can like, have sex 150 times during that period"
Sybylle	Posted - 2004.10.19 14:56:00 - [163] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm I would say something like : A-tool-ay Shay-nanm Because it sound good ^^ (\_/) (O.o) (> <)=Oveur (proof) "Jumping 50 systems I can like, have sex 150 times during that period"
Sybylle	Posted - 2004.10.19 14:56:00 - [164] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm I would say something like : A-tool-ay Shay-nanm Because it sound good ^^ (\_/) (O.o) (> <)=Oveur (proof) "Jumping 50 systems I can like, have sex 150 times during that period"
Winterblink	Posted - 2004.10.19 16:35:00 - [165] Or how about everyone's favorite cryptic system: 0SH-T? :) ___winterblink/warp_drive_active/eve_nature_vraie//
Winterblink	Posted - 2004.10.19 16:35:00 - [166] Or how about everyone's favorite cryptic system: 0SH-T? :) ___winterblink/warp_drive_active/eve_nature_vraie//
Riddari	Posted - 2004.10.19 17:31:00 - [167] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm A¦·l Snannmm ¼©¼ a history
Riddari	Posted - 2004.10.19 17:31:00 - [168] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Oh, and the correct spelling would probably help: Ath¨le Snanm A¦·l Snannmm ¼©¼ a history
Skarn Lonewolf	Posted - 2004.10.19 18:55:00 - [169] for Quafe.. in French, the u of 'qu'+wovel isnt pronounced. qualitÚ (translated, quality) its 'kaliteh' quitter (translated, 'to quit') its 'kiteh' So Quafe would be said in french 'Kaf' but by habit i always pronounce the 'e' so i say most of the time 'Kafeh' like in 'CafÚ' (koffee) No sig, this is making lag this forum, mine is 59 octets !
Skarn Lonewolf	Posted - 2004.10.19 18:55:00 - [170] for Quafe.. in French, the u of 'qu'+wovel isnt pronounced. qualitÚ (translated, quality) its 'kaliteh' quitter (translated, 'to quit') its 'kiteh' So Quafe would be said in french 'Kaf' but by habit i always pronounce the 'e' so i say most of the time 'Kafeh' like in 'CafÚ' (koffee) No sig, this is making lag this forum, mine is 59 octets !

Reeper	Posted - 2004.10.19 19:17:00 - [171] Diemos - Dee-ay-mos Mjolnir - Jol-nir (dunno why but i never pronounce the 'm') Kaira - Khay-rah Ourapheph - Ur-a-fef Quafe - Kwayfe OSH-T - Oh Sh1t Khanid - Kah-nid Gallente - Gall-en-tay Oipo - Oy-poe Yulai - You-Lie Reeper
Reeper	Posted - 2004.10.19 19:17:00 - [172] Diemos - Dee-ay-mos Mjolnir - Jol-nir (dunno why but i never pronounce the 'm') Kaira - Khay-rah Ourapheph - Ur-a-fef Quafe - Kwayfe OSH-T - Oh Sh1t Khanid - Kah-nid Gallente - Gall-en-tay Oipo - Oy-poe Yulai - You-Lie Reeper
Amicus	Posted - 2004.10.19 19:38:00 - [173] Edited by: Amicus on 20/10/2004 00:43:32 Originally by: Severe McCald In English (as a native speaker) the Kha in Khan is pronounced "car" (so Khan = carn) There is no "r" in Khan for a "native speaker" in standard spoken English (i.e., what we expect from, e.g., newscasters). At least not in standard American English, and I do not believe it is standard for English or Austrailian dialects either. The "a" in Khan is a long vowel, and it could sound close to having an "r" depending on your region (e.g., in Boston, Harvard and Khan might sound the same). A harder (more distinct) "r" sound might come from a regional dialect of which I am not familiar--where are you from?
Amicus	Posted - 2004.10.19 19:38:00 - [174] Edited by: Amicus on 20/10/2004 00:43:32 Originally by: Severe McCald In English (as a native speaker) the Kha in Khan is pronounced "car" (so Khan = carn) There is no "r" in Khan for a "native speaker" in standard spoken English (i.e., what we expect from, e.g., newscasters). At least not in standard American English, and I do not believe it is standard for English or Austrailian dialects either. The "a" in Khan is a long vowel, and it could sound close to having an "r" depending on your region (e.g., in Boston, Harvard and Khan might sound the same). A harder (more distinct) "r" sound might come from a regional dialect of which I am not familiar--where are you from?
0subzero0	Posted - 2004.10.20 00:36:00 - [175] dunno whpo said this and surely dont know how to quote , but quitter means leave not quit that is all :) and i'd say yulai is prononced yulay --------------------------------------------- Yea thats right, I went there (\_/) (O.o) (> <) This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your signature to help him on his way to world domination.
0subzero0	Posted - 2004.10.20 00:36:00 - [176] dunno whpo said this and surely dont know how to quote , but quitter means leave not quit that is all :) and i'd say yulai is prononced yulay --------------------------------------------- Yea thats right, I went there (\_/) (O.o) (> <) This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your signature to help him on his way to world domination.
Hamatitio	Posted - 2004.10.20 04:14:00 - [177] Ok the only time this is going to be said: Hamatitio Ham-uh-Tee-She O Hamatitio Thats how you say it, get it right :) -- Director of Ganking: Death Row Inc.
Hamatitio	Posted - 2004.10.20 04:14:00 - [178] Ok the only time this is going to be said: Hamatitio Ham-uh-Tee-She O Hamatitio Thats how you say it, get it right :) -- Director of Ganking: Death Row Inc.
Jamukaze	Posted - 2004.10.20 04:34:00 - [179] amarr - ar-mar superstar
Jamukaze	Posted - 2004.10.20 04:34:00 - [180] amarr - ar-mar superstar

Severe McCald	Posted - 2004.10.20 12:09:00 - [181] Originally by: Amicus Edited by: Amicus on 20/10/2004 00:43:32 (e.g., in Boston, Harvard and Khan might sound the same). Well, I don't know how you pronounce Harvard, but I pronounce the "ar" part exactly the same way I pronounce the "ar" part of car. Isn't Boston the place where people speak American in the manner most similar to English? I am English and live in London. Our newscasters don't pronounce things the way yours do, of course. Severe And Moses was content to dwell with the man:and he gave Moses Zipporah his daughter. And she bare him a son, and he called his name Gershom:for he said, I have been a stranger in a strange land.
Severe McCald	Posted - 2004.10.20 12:09:00 - [182] Originally by: Amicus Edited by: Amicus on 20/10/2004 00:43:32 (e.g., in Boston, Harvard and Khan might sound the same). Well, I don't know how you pronounce Harvard, but I pronounce the "ar" part exactly the same way I pronounce the "ar" part of car. Isn't Boston the place where people speak American in the manner most similar to English? I am English and live in London. Our newscasters don't pronounce things the way yours do, of course. Severe And Moses was content to dwell with the man:and he gave Moses Zipporah his daughter. And she bare him a son, and he called his name Gershom:for he said, I have been a stranger in a strange land.
Tuwile Naldai	Posted - 2004.10.21 21:11:00 - [183] Originally by: Severe McCald Let's break everyones' legs and give them a crutches skill My leg is broken, I find that offensive
Tuwile Naldai	Posted - 2004.10.21 21:11:00 - [184] Originally by: Severe McCald Let's break everyones' legs and give them a crutches skill My leg is broken, I find that offensive
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.10.21 21:16:00 - [185] A-tool Snaan Convert Stations
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.10.21 21:16:00 - [186] A-tool Snaan Convert Stations
Idara	Posted - 2004.10.21 23:34:00 - [187] Minmatar -> Sl-A-ve Tempest -> Trash-heep. Caldari -> rocks-or-zs Idara Section Leader - Security & Warfare Member of Metatron Incorporated
Idara	Posted - 2004.10.21 23:34:00 - [188] Minmatar -> Sl-A-ve Tempest -> Trash-heep. Caldari -> rocks-or-zs Idara Section Leader - Security & Warfare Member of Metatron Incorporated
Oveur	Posted - 2004.10.21 23:36:00 - [189] Originally by: Winterblink Or how about everyone's favorite cryptic system: 0SH-T? :) O-**** is the only way to go. JuuuKjuu Hedddd Gjeeepeee Oh, and Quafe is Kveif ofc _____________________________ I say hey sky, s'other say I won say, I pray to J I get the same ol' same ol.
Oveur	Posted - 2004.10.21 23:36:00 - [190] Originally by: Winterblink Or how about everyone's favorite cryptic system: 0SH-T? :) O-**** is the only way to go. JuuuKjuu Hedddd Gjeeepeee Oh, and Quafe is Kveif ofc _____________________________ I say hey sky, s'other say I won say, I pray to J I get the same ol' same ol.

CrazedMutha	Posted - 2004.10.21 23:51:00 - [191] Edited by: CrazedMutha on 21/10/2004 23:58:43 Gallente: GALL-EN-TAY Quafe: KWAYF Khanid: CAAN-IDD Diemo: DEE-MOS Mjolnir: MYOL-NEER Kaira: KAY-RAH Ourapheph: OO-RA-FEF OSH-T: OSH-T Oipo: Oy-PO Yulai: YOU-LIE
CrazedMutha	Posted - 2004.10.21 23:51:00 - [192] Edited by: CrazedMutha on 21/10/2004 23:58:43 Gallente: GALL-EN-TAY Quafe: KWAYF Khanid: CAAN-IDD Diemo: DEE-MOS Mjolnir: MYOL-NEER Kaira: KAY-RAH Ourapheph: OO-RA-FEF OSH-T: OSH-T Oipo: Oy-PO Yulai: YOU-LIE
Hanns	Posted - 2004.10.22 00:00:00 - [193] ok while were on the subject, how do you say kaalakiota? I say it, Ka-la-ki-ota. But Nugoeihuvi ???????
Hanns	Posted - 2004.10.22 00:00:00 - [194] ok while were on the subject, how do you say kaalakiota? I say it, Ka-la-ki-ota. But Nugoeihuvi ???????
Rhagnor	Posted - 2004.10.22 00:05:00 - [195] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Boss
Rhagnor	Posted - 2004.10.22 00:05:00 - [196] Originally by: Athule Snanm Edited by: Athule Snanm on 15/10/2004 22:58:49 Slightly egotistical I know, but I'm intrigued if anyone can get the correct pronouciation of my name... Boss
Chepe Nolon	Posted - 2004.10.22 11:21:00 - [197] Gallente: Gall-Ahn-Teh Quafe: kwaff-e Khanid: Kahn-IDD Diemo: djem-oh Mjolnir: Mj°lln-er (darn you foreigners typing it wrong!). Like someone else typed. ÷ and ° is pronounced like u is in burn. Kaira: Kaih-rah Ourapheph: oo-rah-peh OSH-T: oo-ess-hohh teh (norwegian spelling) But "oh crap" works too. Oipo: oi-poh Yulai: You lie
Chepe Nolon	Posted - 2004.10.22 11:21:00 - [198] Gallente: Gall-Ahn-Teh Quafe: kwaff-e Khanid: Kahn-IDD Diemo: djem-oh Mjolnir: Mj°lln-er (darn you foreigners typing it wrong!). Like someone else typed. ÷ and ° is pronounced like u is in burn. Kaira: Kaih-rah Ourapheph: oo-rah-peh OSH-T: oo-ess-hohh teh (norwegian spelling) But "oh crap" works too. Oipo: oi-poh Yulai: You lie
Discorporation	Posted - 2004.10.22 11:31:00 - [199] Originally by: Hanns ok while were on the subject, how do you say kaalakiota? I say it, Ka-la-ki-ota. But Nugoeihuvi ??????? Nuu-Goo-yoo-vee [Heterocephalus glaber]
Discorporation	Posted - 2004.10.22 11:31:00 - [200] Originally by: Hanns ok while were on the subject, how do you say kaalakiota? I say it, Ka-la-ki-ota. But Nugoeihuvi ??????? Nuu-Goo-yoo-vee [Heterocephalus glaber]

Cen Varis	Posted - 2004.10.22 11:42:00 - [201] Gallente interesting going from french spelling/pronounciation.. if it was Galente is would be "ga-lant" but the ll goes to a "y" so, "ga-yant" sortof.. <shrug> Interstellat Cartographic League - Cen Varis
Cen Varis	Posted - 2004.10.22 11:42:00 - [202] Gallente interesting going from french spelling/pronounciation.. if it was Galente is would be "ga-lant" but the ll goes to a "y" so, "ga-yant" sortof.. <shrug> Interstellat Cartographic League - Cen Varis
Bohr	Posted - 2004.10.22 12:11:00 - [203] Originally by: Hanns ok while were on the subject, how do you say kaalakiota? I say it, Ka-la-ki-ota. But Nugoeihuvi ??????? Try it out with a finnish accent, and I'm sure you'll get it right. I.e Kß-Ó-la-kÝ-ot-ta
Bohr	Posted - 2004.10.22 12:11:00 - [204] Originally by: Hanns ok while were on the subject, how do you say kaalakiota? I say it, Ka-la-ki-ota. But Nugoeihuvi ??????? Try it out with a finnish accent, and I'm sure you'll get it right. I.e Kß-Ó-la-kÝ-ot-ta
Idara	Posted - 2004.10.22 13:42:00 - [205] Kaalakiota -> Kaa-laa-kee-O-ta Ishukone -> Ish-ooo-kO-nay Nugoeihuvi -> Noo-go-eh-hoo-vee Hyasyoda -> Yass-yo-da Sukuuvestaa -> Suck-oo-vess-ta Idara Section Leader - Security & Warfare Member of Metatron Incorporated
Idara	Posted - 2004.10.22 13:42:00 - [206] Kaalakiota -> Kaa-laa-kee-O-ta Ishukone -> Ish-ooo-kO-nay Nugoeihuvi -> Noo-go-eh-hoo-vee Hyasyoda -> Yass-yo-da Sukuuvestaa -> Suck-oo-vess-ta Idara Section Leader - Security & Warfare Member of Metatron Incorporated
Cen Varis	Posted - 2004.10.22 13:53:00 - [207] Originally by: Idara Kaalakiota -> Kaa-laa-kee-O-ta Ishukone -> Ish-ooo-kO-nay Nugoeihuvi -> Noo-go-eh-hoo-vee Hyasyoda -> Yass-yo-da Sukuuvestaa -> Suck-oo-vess-ta finnisnh way :) kaa la-ki-o-ta I-sho ko-ne (kone == machine) nu-go ei hu-vi hua-suo-da (sy÷dõ == to eat) su-ku ves-ta Interstellat Cartographic League - Cen Varis
Cen Varis	Posted - 2004.10.22 13:53:00 - [208] Originally by: Idara Kaalakiota -> Kaa-laa-kee-O-ta Ishukone -> Ish-ooo-kO-nay Nugoeihuvi -> Noo-go-eh-hoo-vee Hyasyoda -> Yass-yo-da Sukuuvestaa -> Suck-oo-vess-ta finnisnh way :) kaa la-ki-o-ta I-sho ko-ne (kone == machine) nu-go ei hu-vi hua-suo-da (sy÷dõ == to eat) su-ku ves-ta Interstellat Cartographic League - Cen Varis
Darkwolf	Posted - 2004.10.22 14:14:00 - [209] Edited by: Darkwolf on 22/10/2004 14:22:46 Gal-ent Kal-dah-ree Ah-mar Kay-nid Kway-ph As for the Caracal, it's a variety of lynx found in Asia and Africa. Pronounced as 'kar-E-kal'. TBH, I usually pronounce it as 'ka-ra-kal'.
Darkwolf	Posted - 2004.10.22 14:14:00 - [210] Edited by: Darkwolf on 22/10/2004 14:22:46 Gal-ent Kal-dah-ree Ah-mar Kay-nid Kway-ph As for the Caracal, it's a variety of lynx found in Asia and Africa. Pronounced as 'kar-E-kal'. TBH, I usually pronounce it as 'ka-ra-kal'.

Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.10.22 14:49:00 - [211] By the logic of gallentay it should be kaalakiotey... Convert Stations
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.10.22 14:49:00 - [212] By the logic of gallentay it should be kaalakiotey... Convert Stations
Diicc Tater	Posted - 2004.10.22 14:49:00 - [213] Edited by: Diicc Tater on 22/10/2004 14:56:38 Originally by: Scorpyn Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell I do belive that This Mjolnir is hinting at the Hammer of Thor, "Tors Hammare" for my fellow Swedes. We call it Mj÷lner. I'm waiting to se Hugin, Munin, Sleipner and other old norse mythology stuff. Also, a torpedo named Rungner, after the strongest of the Jotunheim giants, with a head of stone and heart shaped like a pentagram. We all know the Icelanders are the only real vikings left.
Diicc Tater	Posted - 2004.10.22 14:49:00 - [214] Edited by: Diicc Tater on 22/10/2004 14:56:38 Originally by: Scorpyn Originally by: VossKarr Ok, all, how do you pronounce "Mjolnir"? Btw, that word sounds awefully close to Molnia, meaning Lightning in Russian. And it's doing the same type of damage as lightning aswell I do belive that This Mjolnir is hinting at the Hammer of Thor, "Tors Hammare" for my fellow Swedes. We call it Mj÷lner. I'm waiting to se Hugin, Munin, Sleipner and other old norse mythology stuff. Also, a torpedo named Rungner, after the strongest of the Jotunheim giants, with a head of stone and heart shaped like a pentagram. We all know the Icelanders are the only real vikings left.
Chepe Nolon	Posted - 2004.10.23 18:30:00 - [215] Originally by: Diicc Tater We all know the Icelanders are the only real vikings left. Not exactly. Just look at the Norwegians. We travel south (on vacation though, and business trips), drink all the time and go berzerk. This week a drunk norwegian on a flight to spain(?) went berzerk, and made the plane land in france instead. And most Norwegians don't really care, because it's nothing new. Now, tell me why Icelanders is the only real vikings left.
Chepe Nolon	Posted - 2004.10.23 18:30:00 - [216] Originally by: Diicc Tater We all know the Icelanders are the only real vikings left. Not exactly. Just look at the Norwegians. We travel south (on vacation though, and business trips), drink all the time and go berzerk. This week a drunk norwegian on a flight to spain(?) went berzerk, and made the plane land in france instead. And most Norwegians don't really care, because it's nothing new. Now, tell me why Icelanders is the only real vikings left.
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.10.23 20:41:00 - [217] If you look up the Rus you'll find logic behind molnia meaning thunder in russian, the Rus were the vikings travelling to the east and among other things traded in slavic people, hence the name, slave. Convert Stations
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.10.23 20:41:00 - [218] If you look up the Rus you'll find logic behind molnia meaning thunder in russian, the Rus were the vikings travelling to the east and among other things traded in slavic people, hence the name, slave. Convert Stations
Burga Galti	Posted - 2004.10.23 20:45:00 - [219] Originally by: Diicc Tater We all know the Icelanders are the only real vikings left. Ahem. Tales from the EVE Cluster
Burga Galti	Posted - 2004.10.23 20:45:00 - [220] Originally by: Diicc Tater We all know the Icelanders are the only real vikings left. Ahem. Tales from the EVE Cluster

Sphalerite	Posted - 2004.10.23 21:01:00 - [221] Originally by: Severe McCald Originally by: Amicus Edited by: Amicus on 20/10/2004 00:43:32 (e.g., in Boston, Harvard and Khan might sound the same). Well, I don't know how you pronounce Harvard, but I pronounce the "ar" part exactly the same way I pronounce the "ar" part of car. Isn't Boston the place where people speak American in the manner most similar to English? The Wicked Awesome Kindgom? My take has alway been Khan {Wrath of, Genghis, Kublai) -Id(Freud, Carmack)
Sphalerite	Posted - 2004.10.23 21:01:00 - [222] Originally by: Severe McCald Originally by: Amicus Edited by: Amicus on 20/10/2004 00:43:32 (e.g., in Boston, Harvard and Khan might sound the same). Well, I don't know how you pronounce Harvard, but I pronounce the "ar" part exactly the same way I pronounce the "ar" part of car. Isn't Boston the place where people speak American in the manner most similar to English? The Wicked Awesome Kindgom? My take has alway been Khan {Wrath of, Genghis, Kublai) -Id(Freud, Carmack)
Znaei	Posted - 2004.10.23 21:01:00 - [223] Originally by: Burga Galti Originally by: Diicc Tater We all know the Icelanders are the only real vikings left. Ahem. Those vikings look like they are sponsored by Coca Cola Mjolnir is named after Mj÷lnir, Thor¦s hammer. clagnuts> im drunk just come back from pirates night in spain , wtf i thought it was some eve guys getting together for a drink , turned out to be a feken real pirates show , doh
Znaei	Posted - 2004.10.23 21:01:00 - [224] Originally by: Burga Galti Originally by: Diicc Tater We all know the Icelanders are the only real vikings left. Ahem. Those vikings look like they are sponsored by Coca Cola Mjolnir is named after Mj÷lnir, Thor¦s hammer. clagnuts> im drunk just come back from pirates night in spain , wtf i thought it was some eve guys getting together for a drink , turned out to be a feken real pirates show , doh
Qayos	Posted - 2004.10.24 08:25:00 - [225] Seems there are some very, erm, 'creative' pronunciations. Darkwolf - Where do you get 'kar-E-kal'? The site you linked to clearly says it's [kăr'ukul]. Gallente (Gal-lent or Ga-lent). Not sure why the E isn't pronounced, it just isn't. Quafe - (KwAf - one sylable, long A, silent e) The E makes the A long and the E is silent.
Qayos	Posted - 2004.10.24 08:25:00 - [226] Seems there are some very, erm, 'creative' pronunciations. Darkwolf - Where do you get 'kar-E-kal'? The site you linked to clearly says it's [kăr'ukul]. Gallente (Gal-lent or Ga-lent). Not sure why the E isn't pronounced, it just isn't. Quafe - (KwAf - one sylable, long A, silent e) The E makes the A long and the E is silent.


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