>shaman
>pronounced shay-min
Shaman
Carson Young
Christian Watson
aint no shaymin that.
Angel Perez
>fighter
>pronounced fey-tor
Carson Ross
>anglofying foreign loan words
>being mad when someone doesn't
>samurai
>sam uh ray
Carson Peterson
>Shaman
>Pronounced Shadman
Charles James
>druid
>pronounced to rhyme with "fluid"
Ryan Cox
>shaman
>pronounced shadman
Ethan Brooks
How the fuck do you pronounce Druid?
Julian Cook
dru like you would say drug. uid ooh-eweed
Elijah Barnes
the "dru" is pronounced like in "drudge" or "drug"
Anthony Myers
It's actually possible that shaman originally comes from shaitan.
The rabbit hole goes ever deeper.
Brody Roberts
"Der" as in German, "Widd" as in the first half of baby-speak "Widdle"
John Bailey
Drew as in The name Drew or past tense of draw
Then Id as in the company that made Doom
Owen Powell
>not pronouncing words like they're written
Sure is anglo/franco in here.
Charles Stewart
As it's written. So for filthy anglos it's droo-eed.
Ian Gutierrez
wee-wood
Adrian Ward
Sounds like it's either: Dru-ID or Dru-ED.
Oliver Rogers
>Duegar
>Like how the fuck are you supposed to pronounce that anyway, might as well say Dokkalfar or some shit.
Bentley Rogers
>Shaman
>Prounounced Sha-ma-la-ma-ding-dong
Jack Lee
Droo-eye-dee?
Alexander Wood
Id, as in the compliment to ego. Uncultured swine.
Ian Walker
pronounce it like it's spelled
ドゥエルガル
Caleb Cox
...
Jason Kelly
Fuck off Carlos
Parker Rogers
>Duergar
>Like how the fuck are you supposed to pronounce that
Like "sewer car"
Christopher Moore
>A Shaymin who also happens to be a shaman
Elijah Perez
That pissed me off for the entirety of the Voss section in SWtOR, especially since they were using English-sounding voice actors. Yes, I played Empire.
Which is a pity, since it was shedding some light on some other Force Traditions that were neither Sith nor Jedi.