Post #61 · Posted at 2011-12-09 06:55:21am 13.9 years ago
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Z = Zee
ZZ = Double zee
Or zed and double zed. ZZ = Double zee
smooooch・∀・ - Same as the word smooch, but hold out the "oo" a little. Then make a kissing noise.
Post #62 · Posted at 2011-12-09 08:51:38am 13.9 years ago
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Aren't the artists of Maxx Unlimited and the legend of MAX (Z and ZZ) supposed to be pronounced "Zeta" and "Double Zeta"?
Post #63 · Posted at 2011-12-09 08:57:22am 13.9 years ago
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Zee
Zee Zee
Double Zee
Zee Zee
Double Zee
Post #64 · Posted at 2011-12-09 12:32:00pm 13.9 years ago
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Quote: Zowayix
Aren't the artists of Maxx Unlimited and the legend of MAX (Z and ZZ) supposed to be pronounced "Zeta" and "Double Zeta"?
I think is where we post how we personally pronounce things.
.3k = point three kay (or three kay)
Post #65 · Posted at 2011-12-09 04:30:49pm 13.9 years ago
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Actually, the first post implied that it's more like discussing which pronounciations are wrong, like "juhn", and which ones are correct, like "june".
Post #66 · Posted at 2011-12-09 05:02:09pm 13.9 years ago
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Actually, the first post implied that it's more like discussing which pronounciations are wrong, like "juhn", and which ones are correct, like "june".
You got your example reversed then.
Post #67 · Posted at 2011-12-12 06:12:15am 13.9 years ago
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Three two one stars
as far as I know, it's three hundred twenty one stars
twotwotwotwotwotwotwotwo Three Two One.
HIIIIIIIIIGH!!!
Also, I thought:
Z = Zedd
ZZ = Zeta
Post #68 · Posted at 2011-12-12 08:14:23am 13.9 years ago
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Rche er (e as in higher)-she
Levaslater Le-feis-lei-ter (e as in higher)
Beridzebeth be-ridz-ze (e as in higher)-beth
Bulluvegola bu-lv-ve-gol-la
Levaslater Le-feis-lei-ter (e as in higher)
Beridzebeth be-ridz-ze (e as in higher)-beth
Bulluvegola bu-lv-ve-gol-la
Post #69 · Posted at 2011-12-12 08:32:51am 13.9 years ago
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For the song "NADESHIKO" I always say Na-de-shi-ko, but my friend told me that it says "na-desh-ko"
It's that correct?
It's that correct?
Post #70 · Posted at 2011-12-12 08:47:59am 13.9 years ago
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It's Nah-deh-shee-koh, the way you pronounce it. Your friend's pronunciation appears to lose the I before the K.
Post #71 · Posted at 2011-12-12 08:55:00am 13.9 years ago
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Quote: Zowayix
It's Nah-deh-shee-koh, the way you pronounce it. Your friend's pronunciation appears to lose the I before the K.
I understood, thanks for clarify my doubt
Post #72 · Posted at 2011-12-12 09:11:17am 13.9 years ago
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Quote: SupremeX
For the song "NADESHIKO" I always say Na-de-shi-ko, but my friend told me that it says "na-desh-ko"
It's that correct?
It's that correct?
Japanese typically lazily drop vowels on characters like shi. The proper way to pronounce it is to make the shi a half-syllable and roll into the ko (na desh iko). But if you want to sound like a local, your friend got it right.
Post #73 · Posted at 2011-12-12 09:34:45am 13.9 years ago
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I've always pronounced it nayd-she-ko.
After reading this thread and realizing I pronounce lots differently and incorrectly, I'm still sticking to my way of saying them
After reading this thread and realizing I pronounce lots differently and incorrectly, I'm still sticking to my way of saying them
Post #74 · Posted at 2011-12-12 09:35:52am 13.9 years ago
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VerTeX^2:
VerTeX Two
or
VerTeX to the Second
VerTeX Two
or
VerTeX to the Second
Post #75 · Posted at 2011-12-12 09:36:09am 13.9 years ago
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Post #76 · Posted at 2011-12-12 09:39:03am 13.9 years ago
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So it was suppose to be "Vertex Cubed" before getting renamed VVV?








