spookybell wrote:is it fair to think that Volturi is pronounced "VOL - Tree" ?
Volturi is pronounced Vohl-tehr-ee (the tehr is pronounce like fir as in fir tree).
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spookybell wrote:is it fair to think that Volturi is pronounced "VOL - Tree" ?
jenni_elyse wrote:spookybell wrote:is it fair to think that Volturi is pronounced "VOL - Tree" ?
Volturi is pronounced Vohl-tehr-ee (the tehr is pronounce like fir as in fir tree).
jenni_elyse wrote:Well, the T is still a t, not an F. I was just saying that the er sound is like in fir. Sorry that wasn't obvious or clear.
fireice99 wrote:I was one of the many clueless who pronounced Siobhan like See-Oh-Bon. I still say it that way in my head even though I know it's wrong! Shiv-awn is going to take time to get used to.
I also pronouned Aro like "arrow." To answer the Brit who thought Arrow is normally pronounced like Aro anyway, here in America we don't. We pronounce "Arrow" like we do "Air", not "Ar" like a pirate.I've been saying Arrow in my head so much as well, this will take time to get used to Arrrro. Hah. Now I keep picturing Aro as a pirate. A bloodsucking, red-eyed pirate. What a scary sight. Far cry from good ol' Jack Sparrow, that's for sure
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Getting a little off topic now, just wanted to comment that yet another person was clueless about some of the names in SM's books. Though I'm proud to say I DID know how to pronounce Carlise, Esme, and Rosalie's names. I'm proud of that fact, at least. Heh.
porschejacker XD wrote:Sorry, Im english and i dunno how the american accent works.
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