What are some wrong pronunciations you've heard or said.
Ryu: "Roo" or "Rye-you"
Guile: "Gill-ee" (not lying. I knew a black kid who pronounced it like that.)
Samus: "Sa-moose"
Sagat: "Saggot" like "faggot"
Ninja "Gayden"
I always called Cecil in FF4, See-sil.
In FF4 DS they pronounce it Seh-sil.
I still call him See-sil anyway.
I have no idea how Maribel from Dragon Warrior 7 is pronounced, and it's bothered me for a very long time. Is it pronounced like Marble? Mary-Bell? I could never decide which. Made dialogue involving her name very weird for me.
>>3688380
Heard Too many people pronouncing names wrong.
Merry-o(Mario)
Rye-you(ryu)
Zelda(link)
Fucking bullshit cheap ass character(akuma)
Rye-oo is the official way to pronounce his name. Didn't you ever see the Street Fighter movie?
I still say saggot because it's better than saying SUH-got like a faggot.
cyber rubber duck
cyber cyber
cyber rubber duck
>>3688380
>Ryu
"Rye-you" is also correct
>Sagat: "Saggot" '
That was a 90s meme, so for english speakers sure it is correct. everyone called him Saggot the Faggot and it was because he spammed his uppercut shit like a little fag.
>>3688409
>Merry-o(Mario)
Literally how Luigi prounces his name.
>Zelda(link)
That was an 80s meme, massively popular for the series.
Pokemon: Poke-MAN
>>3688482
>"Rye-you" is also correct
>>3688482
>That was a 90s meme
>That was an 80s meme
????
Meme = meme
Joke = meme
Some guy trolling = meme
A trend = meme
What the fuck guys what is going on
I used to pronounce Guile as Gwee-lay and my dad still calls them Pokey-man.
>>3688501
Trends are actually memes.
I'm Russian and some mispronunciations made by people here rustled my jimmies a lot
Akeema (Akuma)
Gill'—with soft 'l' like in 'feeling' (Guile)
Naokhahru (Haohmaru)
Peekehmon (Pokemon)
Soob zehro (Sub-Zero)
>>3688482
>"Rye-you" is also correct
>>3688380
Gaiden: Gayden
>>3688380
>Sa-moose
That's correct though.
サムス・アラン
"Say-muss" is wrong.
>>3689085
what about "Sam-us"?
Merry-o for Mario.
See Mario Lemuiex.
I once knew someone who called Ridley "Ride-lee".
>>3689085
some programs that say a word for you work. Sure it is pronounced like that in japan but English work's differently when a set of letters are put together to form some word or name. What's even better is going to official sources. I'm sure these names have been said especially announcers that solidify how they are pronounced.
"sea-leeze"
I always said it "suh-less" since Celes is the first part of Celestial
>>3692524
suh-less?
sea-leaze?
Not sleeze?
>>3692529
Celes is a pure girl!
>>3692542
used goods
>>3692524
suh-LEESE is what I always said. Is it supposed to be sea-leeze?
english isn't my first language so I'm not retarded with vowels
>>3692564
sea-leaze 4 me
>>3692524
I always pronounced it Sell-ess
>>3692524
Sell - ease
>>3692870
sea-leaze!
ALEX THE KID
ALEX THE KID
IN MIRACLE WORLD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE6dimnqKrg
>>3692634
this.
I also called her Celery.
I had a friend who said "S-N-E-S" instead of SNES. He was autistic.
>>3695519
no offense, but this was too obvious.
>>3695530
I'm not American.
>HYOOKIN
>>3695534
I called it a super NES myself. it's just that your post looked like really blatant bait.
>>3695541
Acronym or initialism?
>>3695539
Upchuck baroo chuck
Ohhh you kids
>>3695542
I'd say Super en-ee-es. I'd also call it Super Nintendo.
I've seen debates on here about the pronunciation of SNES, then you mentioned autism, so I assumed a giant fish-hook lol
Tuh-ken
Shang too-sung
Shay-oh kahn
>>3695548
So initialism. I say it as an acronym, "Snes" or "Snez".
>>3695552
yeah I've heard it said as an acronym, but mostly recently on the internet. I don't remember hearing that growing up (in the northeast US).
>>3695554
It's an Anglo thing.
>>3695554
I am from ne us and we always called it "super" or "super en e ess
>>3695556
figures, alot of things vary by region.
>Aerith
>>3695559
OP said wrong.
>>3695539
RYU-KEN!!!
>still has not be fixed to "rye-din"
>>3690957
buy you don't know them anymore?
>friend called it cocoa-bo