How do you pronounce mana?

[nalkin]

So uh give me the skinny, and if you wanna give us a reason while your at it... well go for it friend.

[Doors]

Anyone who votes for option 2 probably pronounces necro wrong too.

[Bubbles]

Originally Posted by Doors [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Anyone who votes for option 2 probably pronounces necro wrong too.

I could never be pasty white and socially awkward enough to ever utter the words "Knee" and "Crow" back to back, so no danger there.

[Anger]

Originally Posted by Doors [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Anyone who votes for option 2 probably pronounces necro wrong too.

nee-kro?

F those people.

[Deadmantis]

Originally Posted by Anger [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

nee-kro?

F those people.

Or the people that pronounce mithril as mee-thril. F them too.

[AstyTZ]

I knew a kid irl when I played on live 10ish years ago who said "pree-mal" instead of primal.

[Dirtnap]

I laugh when people bring up the shaman thing.

Shaman can be pronounced Shah-man or Shay-man. Its pronounced differently in different cultures.

[Vohl]

Like this.

[Slave]

Originally Posted by Charms [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is like Spanish or Italian people who decide to turn on their full accents whenever they say one word from their native language.

I can't stand when people are speaking normally, and then say Par-meh-gan-o!

Mah-nuh just makes you sound like a douche.

Alex Trebec Syndrome.

And it's pronounced Neh-VA-duh. Not Neh-VAH-duh.

[Joyelle]

Originally Posted by Charms [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is like Spanish or Italian people who decide to turn on their full accents whenever they say one word from their native language.

I can't stand when people are speaking normally, and then say Par-meh-gan-o!

Mah-nuh just makes you sound like a douche.

ugh gawd Giada De Laurentiis makes me nauseous doing this very thing while over enunciating every single word she says.