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I'm riffing off that Gibdo thread from earlier:
I got my first Zelda game when I was about 7 years old, back when my reading comprehension wasn't the greatest. As a result, I have a bunch of words and names from the Zelda series that I mispronounce to this very day, even though I now know better.
For example:
What do you think of these wild pronunciations?? What are some things you pronounce strangely from Zelda games?
I got my first Zelda game when I was about 7 years old, back when my reading comprehension wasn't the greatest. As a result, I have a bunch of words and names from the Zelda series that I mispronounce to this very day, even though I now know better.
For example:
- Hylian and Hylia I pronounce "Hill ee ann" instead of the correct pronunciation of "Hai lee ann"
- Keese I pronounce "Kee zee" (rhymes with "easy") instead of the more likely "Kees" (sounds like "keys")
- Cuckoo I pronounce "Koo koo" (like the bird or the clock) instead of what I think may be "Cuck ooo" (although, this one I'm not certain about)
- Kakariko I pronounce "Kah care ih koh" (care as in "I care about you"), instead of the correct "Ka ka ree koh"
- Moblin I pronounce "Moh blin" instead of "Mob lin" (sounds like "goblin"). This one I actually think I am correct about, though. Based on the spelling, "Moh blin" is how the Japanese would pronounce it as well, so I take that as authoritative in this case.
- And finally, Link I pronounce "Zel dah" (joking )
What do you think of these wild pronunciations?? What are some things you pronounce strangely from Zelda games?