>Mech-a-warrior Am I the only one? What other games did

For the longest time, I pronounced Ocarina of Time as ORCArina, like the orca whale.

I'm not American, and I already heard a lot of American people saying "Ninja Gay-den", Ryu as "Rái-u", and a lot of things like this. Funny.

>>3754545
Go to bed, Tony.

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>>3754536

>>3754560
these are both correct

>>3754545
Apparently its supposed to be pronounced like AHcarina, but I've never called it that in my life. I've always said OHcarina.

>>3754925
AHcarina has become the amerucan pronunciation, but OHcarina is the proper pronunciation.

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>>3754560
>Ryu as "Rái-u"

I used to pronounce Nintendo as Jinsplendo.

lolololol sick thread 14/10

>>3754536
is that avgn

>>3754545
same

>>3754545
Me too, but I also swapped the 'n' and the 'i' (Orcarnia)

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>>3754536
As a kid, I pronounced Mech like the English word "mesh".

Still awesome game. I loved the music in the bar.

Germany here btw.

As a kid I never clicked that his name simply rhymed with Mario.
Used to call him "wah-ry-oh".

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>>3754536
every other kid at my school called it poke-ee-mon and it would infuriate me
there's an accent on the e for a reason fucktards
i no longer have any friends

>>3761369
Pokeemon and Poke-ayyyy-mon are both acceptable to me. What pisses me off is Poke-uh-mon, which seems to be the most common pronunciation in my area. Like, how the fuck is a 20 year old word already getting vowel shifted?

>>3761373
>how the fuck is a 20 year old word already getting vowel shifted?

I used to work in a public school.

You should hear the fucked up neo-English words coming out of these kids mouths.