I started to wonder this when someone mentioned his name in my welcome thread. As a Finn, I know how to pronounce it, but I wonder how would you say?
By the way, you'll be pretty close if you say 'Uh-weh-rye-skuh-ya' or something.
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I started to wonder this when someone mentioned his name in my welcome thread. As a Finn, I know how to pronounce it, but I wonder how would you say?
By the way, you'll be pretty close if you say 'Uh-weh-rye-skuh-ya' or something.
most confusing thread ever:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
I miss Mik. :(
yeah, what the smurf?
I say that we all just share our fondest Mik memories.
One afternoon, in our first FFXI linkshell, Mik shared in graphic detail which area of his body he liked to wax. Waxed, not shaven.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...rawr/waxed.jpg
a-ver-ace-car-ja, it's easy.
Answer: You don'tQuote:
Originally Posted by Hexarar
I won't even touch that one. I agree with Miriel!
Mik was the best. He was the one who made me my LJ when you needed invite tokens. :D And oh man, remember Angry Daddy? I miss it! DADDY, WHY DON'T YOU HAVE ANY NIPPLES?Quote:
Originally Posted by Miriel
Simple. I wouldn't
I can't pronounce that. :(
Since you've told us that's pretty close, I'll just go with that until I learn what's correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hexarar
aah-ver-ice-kaah-jaah?
Same as Resha, except replace kaah with kaw, making an å sound out of those two a's.
Mik was my favorite bitch ever. We used to call eachother that. :cry:
Now I'm sad. :(
*hails Bruckner*
"Aaveraiskaaja"
Hmm, Id say "ah-ver-ace-kah-jah"
but you finns prounounce words so differently, Im a wannabe-Finn :P
I know how you say 'Kiitos'. Lauri said it at the end of a song, you miss of the K?
and Seksi = sex B)
A-ver-ryes-kaja
I think the A goes A as in Grace. Either that, or it's A as in Announcement.
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Originally Posted by Xx.Broken.Emo.Kid.xX
Aaveraiskaaja
Ah-fare-ase-kah-ya
eh, I tend to pronounce things much more german than I used to now that I am taking it.
I'm sorry but I'm American. Any non-American words are invisible to my eyes.