Name Pronunciation
I had difficult with a couple of the names.
-Tseng
-Heidegger
-Sephiroth
-Bugenhagen
-Elmyra
I pronounce them this way.
T-sang
Hey-degger
Sep-e-rof
Boo-gan-har-gan
L-ma-rar
One of my friends today disputed me on the pronounciation of Sephiroth. So I need some help here.
How you guys pronounce these names? Or others that you struggled with?
I pronouce them the same way you do, how does your friend pronouce sephiroth? i can't think of many variations to the name.
"Everyone's always in favour of saving Hitler's brain. But when you put it in the body of a great white shark, ooohh! Suddenly you've gone too far!"
He says "Seth-i-rof".
Seng
Hey-Degger
Se-phi-rof
Boo-gen-hae-gen
El-mi-ra
Seng
Hai-Dagger
Se-Phi-Rot
Boo-Gen-Ha-Gen
El-My-Ra
My (Pronounciation is the same as 'My').
The Late Owen Macwere Production.
I'm pretty sure Tseng is pronounced Shi-own actually. It's a Chinese name, and as such, the pronunciations are a little strange. That and, they pronounce it Shi-own in Advent Children, so I'm pretty sure that's how it's pronounced. My question is, why are you pronouncing the end of Sephiroth with an "f" sound? Shouldn't it be a "th" sound?
Teh-Seng (ya i know it's Seng, but i like calling him this way)
Hi-degger
Seth-e-roth
Bew-guhn-hay-guhn
el-me-rah
Seng (Actually in the film they call him sung or somehting that sounds like that)
Hi-digger
Sef-er-oth
Boo-gan-har-gen
Elm-eye-ra
Sung
Hi-digg-er
Sef-i-roth
Bu-gen-hagen, exactly how it's spelt.
El-my-ra, exactly how it's spelt.
I don't know how anyone would have trouble pronouncing the last three, they're so obvious.
Ha this is a funny thread.
Sayng - with a soft 'T' sound at the beginning
High-deg-er
Se-fi-ros (ross) - Japanese pronunciation
Bug-en-hay-gen
El-my-ra
--A bit off topic--
What about places?
Wutai -- Woo-ty
Niblehiem (sp?) -- Nybul-heem
MrLawl
-Tseng = Tseng.
-Heidegger = Hi-degger
-Sephiroth= Sefiroth
-Bugenhagen= Bugenhagen
-Elmyra= Elmyra
They aren't really hard to pronounce, at least for me.
It's still a 'th' sound at the end there. They use the 's' and 'th' sound interchangeably.Se-fi-ros
-Tseng- Zeng
-Heidegger- Hai- de-gar
-Sephiroth- Se-fee-roth
-Bugenhagen- Boo-gen-hah-gen
-Elmyra-El-mai-ra
I knew I was going to catch beef for that, ha.It's still a 'th' sound at the end there. They use the 's' and 'th' sound interchangeably.
Zeromus, trust me, I'm aware of that
Mr. Lawl
Yeah, that's okay. Sometimes I can't help it.
When I first watched the game when I was little we called
Sephiroth:Sath-eroth
I didnt pay much attention to the others but I thought Seng was Ta-seng.
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