Next playthrough thats his name.tight-ass
It is pronounced "Tee-dus" as in the word "Tea".
It is pronounced "Tie-dus"/"Ty-dus" as in the word "Tie".
Next playthrough thats his name.tight-ass
Leave some shards under the belly
Lay some grease inside my hand
It's a sentimental jury
And the makings of a good plan
Yeah, same. Tee-dus sound so incredibly bad, I was cracked up for maybe 30 seconds when I first heard it.And I pronounce it like Titus, with a D.
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Heh, heh, heh
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I pronounce it Tie dus, but I guess since Teedus sounds like a whimpy, whinie name, that is probably it
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I've beaten the game three times, and no, they never say his name. Yuna reffers to him once as the "Star of the Zanarkand Abes", and that's the closest anyone got. I really wish they hadn't given the option of changing his name...Originally Posted by Flash
what about when seymour says "son of jecht"?
I think it is Tie dus.
Because It does sound more like Tidus. But,
I'm not sure though. lol!
Tie-dus for me. Always has been, always will be.
True, that's another way they get around saying his name.
Auron calls him "New Guy"
I think Cid calls him Boy
there's a bunch of ways
Vaan - "Hey, you!"
Penelo - "Yeah, you! The one reading this sig at this very moment!"
Vaan - "Interested in playing FFXII International Zodiac Job system?"
Ashe - "But you have no knowledge of the Japanese language?"
Fran - "....We could help...."
Balthier - "That's right, Fran! Just click on Crossblades' thread on the very bottom of this signature and it will show you all license grid translations, magicks and tecks locations, and other changes that were made!"
Basch - "Don't forget though. Swap Magic is needed to play this game if you don't own a japanese PS2."
Vaan - "Also remember that if you played the original, you'll have an easier time playing the international version. We hope you enjoy the International Zodiac Job System experience. See ya then!"
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I say Tie-Dus since that's what I thought it was at first, but lots of sources say it's actually Tee-Dus
As was stated by Kishi, the Japanese pronunciation is Tee-da, thus the American one is Tee-dus, which is what I've called him ever since I learned which was correct.
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