Wow what a great description.SketchyRollin564 wrote:Megan i always said just like the actual name.
bride is brid like he said. and 5zigen is go-ji-genskydragoness wrote:I was thinking 5zigen (go-shuh-gen) gets mispronounced all the time. Because if you were to say it as they do in Japanese no American would know what the hell you were talking about.
AMENR6_240sx wrote:Wow I learn something new everyday on here.
kamikazestorm420 wrote:bride is brid like he said. and 5zigen is go-ji-gen
haha same here... I hear norm saying Brid all the time, I'm like whatever, it has an "E", I'm saying BRIDE! LOL... and I pronounce 5zigen like "Five-zigen" hahahaR6_240sx wrote:Wow I learn something new everyday on here.
Yea G-ready is how I thought it was pronounced tooFenris wrote:i wastold that Greddy was said "G-ready" but that sounds stupid. And hhuzzah i have another memorable quote. ^^^^ didnt think anyone noticed that.
Thanks, do you know the proper pronunciation for Mugen?aurora61 wrote:japanese pronounce tein as tain
i have no idea how to say greddy tho...
mugen is pronounced like moo(like cows go moo)-genthe moo shouldnt be long, but thats the only way i can explain it.and there is no "L" in kouki. its like ko (like "co" in coke) then the u sounds like "moo" without the m and also it sounds short (as in you almost dont hear it, but its there), and ki sounds like key.ko-u-kiMangudai wrote:
Thanks, do you know the proper pronunciation for Mugen?