I've realised people pronounce "Pokemon" differently depending on where the are from. Share your general area and how you pronounce "Pokemon". I'll start.
I'm from the Midwest and I pronounce it "Poe kah mahn"
>>29388216
I am from Midwest also
Usually people say Poke E Mon
Sometimes Poke Ay Mon
>>29388216
East Coast.
Poke - e - mon
>>29388216
North East here
Said "Poe - KEE - mon" until recently
Now I say "POE - kuh - mon"
I'm from Kentucky, I say "poh-KEE-mon."
>>29388216
from northern Canada, always pronounced it poke-ay-mon
Pokey mon
polka, 'mon
Nor Cal here
Mostly hear Po-Kay-Mon or Po-kuh-mon
Prefer the first myself
I'm from Denmark.
We say "Påwkohmon".
>>29388216
I say either Poke A Mon or Poke E Mon.
>>29388216
Poké-mon
poke-a-mon, australia
Meh Tier: Poh Kee Mon
Alright Tier: Poh Ka Mon
Shit tier: Poh Keh Mon
I don't care if its Pocket monster. I f you say "Poke Eh" you're a dirty canadian and we can't be friends.
>>29388216
i'm from south america, we pronounce exactly like japs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4S8MZ19utc
I say Poke - Uh - Mon usually even though I know it's Poke - Ay - Mon
Pokeymans.
>>29388216
>>29388260
midwest here too, I find myself saying either Poke -EH-mon or Poke AY Mon. EH as in the same type of E you'd use when you'd begin to say 'exactly' or 'estimate'. AY as in, ayy lmao
>>29388494
The first one is correct, not the second. In all media it's pronounced like that in English. There's a reason why literally everybody says it like that. The ones that don't are the ones who are wrong. Like the people who mispronounce Mario despite him or peach very clearly saying his name.
"Paw-oooh-eee-kee-eee-maaah-n"
Michigan, LP. I say poh-keh-mon, everybody around me says poh-kee-mon
Southeast US, I say Pohkuh-mahn, but a lot of people say POH-KEE-MOHN.
Po-deck-key-mans
>>29388620
The season 1 theme song they use the second one
>>29388649
As a fellow Michigander, I say it the same way you do.
Polka-man
Paw - Keh - Mawn.
northern kentucky
poh c'mon
>>29388753
Deep south?
>not pronouncing it like the japanese do.
It's POH KEH TO MONSTA
peck yew min, Alvostrosel
>>29388702
>>29388649
>Fellow Michiganders saying it the same way I do
>>29388216
East coast
Po-kuh-mon or Po-key-mon
The correct pronunciation is Po-kay-mon because of the accented e but I don't have time for that.
>>29388452
>Am Canadian
>Say Poh Keh Mon
Now let's not be rash, I'm sure we can still be firends
Northern England Poke-eh-mon
/'po kε man/ , though originally /'po kə man/
North Georgia.
I'm a Taco
Poh-keh-mon
>>29389005
wut
I'm from Argentina, but people say it all kinds of different here. Mainly switching the stressed syllable.
I say it like POH-Keh-Mon
Like in "Pop", "Kettle", and well uh "Monster"
>>29388216
Fuggin man
>>29389166yeah we can still be friends
>>29389198
>like in "Pop"
Ugh, that's terrible.
>>29388216
You know how they sing it in the original theme song? That.
Poh-keh-mon
>>29388452
>Poh Ka Mon
Where the fuck did the ah sound come from?
>>29388216
Central Canada.
Poe - kuh - mon.
>>29388216
polka man
I live in Puerto Rico (and hate it)
here they say Pok-EH-mon
and really emphasize the EH sound.
the "e" is is pronounce like in the word wallet
NYC
Po kee mon
Porkymaeioun
Canada
Poke-Uh-Mon or Poke-Ah-Mon
>>29388216
>Po-kah-mon
>NZ
poe gay mang
>>29388293
North east here and its the same
poh keh mon
fucking learn to read you yank cunts
>>29388216
poke-uh-mon
there's an accented e for a reason, you know.
>>29389539
>Canada
>Poke-Eh?-Mohn
>>29388216
Southeastern Canada, I say it Poe-kuh-mon
>>29388311
NYC here, people usually use both interchangeably
>>29388216
Western Virginia
poe-KUH-mon
I'm the only one around here who pronounces it like that though
Lazy flat Scottish voice
Poke-eh-mon
>>29388216
Pok-ee-moon
>>29390000
holy shit
>>29388216
Midwest
Poe - kee - mon
Pacific Northwest
Po-Kee-Mon
But my brother says Po-Keh-Mon
>>29388216
Canada, Poke-uh-mon
New Jersey
I say Poe-key-mon
>>29388216
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O84If-Am1Y
pretty much this
>>29391153
Same here. Those 4kids openings made me start pronouncing it as Po-kay-mon.
>>29388216
Born in the northeast USA, moved down here to the southwest around when I turned eighteen. Pronounciation kinda depends on context.
> "poke-mon" league (two syllables)
> a good-looking "poke aim on," "pokay" pelago, "poke aim on"-amie, Mr. "Poke aim on"
> "poke-a" dex
> "poke-eh" block
> "poke-uh-mon" tower
>POKE-uh-mawn
>POE-kay-mawn
These are the only two acceptable pronunciations. Fuck everyone else.
>>29392118
>"poke-mon" league (two syllables)
>>29388333
Same bro.
>>29388216
anyone who says it different from Poke Uh Mon is trying too hard
>>29388311
North East and the latter is how I think I say it.
I usually just say POE keh mon. However that's a personal choice because I find a nice ring to it. Where I'm from in South Florida people usually pronounce it PO kee mon.
>>29388903
just join Indiana already. Hopkinsville KY reporting in
Poh-kee-mon
>>29388435
Poland: Po - keh - mhon
>>29388216
American southwest here.
Pronounce it Poke-eh-mon
>>29388216
It's Pokémon
Literally only one way to pronounce it if you're at all literate
Quit making children with your siblings.