NOOB* how do you pronounce some of the brands?!!

blembo


lmzoooo

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Originally Posted by GU357

Mugen is a japanese word means forever/infinite

MU- GE- N
MOO G-EH -N

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Dam beaten to it.

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Originally Posted by GU357

Also its ENKEI is pronounced as its spelled in romaji.
EN-KAY-I (I as in saying the letter "E" not as in "EYE")

dam english is annoying.

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Originally Posted by PHO

deaf-eye

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Originally Posted by GU357

its a japanese brand, no?

therefor defi is romaji
and is Deh-fee

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Originally Posted by viinnh

how about TEIN ? LOL

tee in?
teen?
t n?

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Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T

dee-fye

teen

jun - joon

brembo - blembo

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Ok guys. Dafuq am I reading LOL

Feels like I'm in an English second language class.


OP

Defi is pronounced 'Dee - Fee'

Tein is 'T - ein' So you make a Tuh then ein

LMAO... it feels like were all in some sort of esl class!
i was talking to someone the other day and he said tiens as tns... i thought he was talking about the shoes o.O LOL i would say it as tyans..

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Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T

Greddy - greddie
Enkei - eng-kay
GruppeM - groop-em
Mugen - myoo-gun

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These are all absolutely correct.

Meisters are pronounced in the obvious fashion. Like 'heist'.

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Originally Posted by DakDak

Ok guys. Dafuq am I reading LOL

Feels like I'm in an English second language class.


OP

Defi is pronounced 'Dee - Fee'

Tein is 'T - ein' So you make a Tuh then ein

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Tein, is TAIN like PAIN but with a T

and the brand Defi is Deh-fee (the eh sound should sound like the E in Pedophile) (ee sound is like short "i" noise, like the "i" from "tit")
not Dee-fee, other wise it would be spelt diifi

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Originally Posted by GU357

its a japanese brand, no?

therefor defi is romaji
and is Deh-fee

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That's funny, the Japanese don't have a good way to pronounce "f"

Ask them to say "coffee" and they pronounce it "coh-hee"

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Originally Posted by rossirider

That's funny, the Japanese don't have a good way to pronounce "f"

Ask them to say "coffee" and they pronounce it "coh-hee"

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thats true, the F/H are a mix in some cases.
but that is actually the japanese word for coffee.
コーヒー
koohii

in the word futsuu (meaning usual/normal) it also sound like hutsuu.

but fi is a different character the hi.
the character for fi is a hybrid character which resembles the Fu/Hu character, ふ, plus the i character, い.
so is more like fu-i / hu-i.
so although sound similar they do have seperate characters.

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Originally Posted by Indie

These are all absolutely correct.

Meisters are pronounced in the obvious fashion. Like 'heist'.

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'Myoo' for Mugen can't be right..

Moo-gen? So moo like moo cow and gen like 'again' Would this be right?

this is fckin hilarious!

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Originally Posted by ctx

'Myoo' for Mugen can't be right..

Moo-gen? So moo like moo cow and gen like 'again' Would this be right?

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moo-gen (the moo shouldnt be dragged out should be quick)

your right its not myu (as in Mi-oo) be easier if you had japanese understanding.

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Originally Posted by ctx

The Mu makes a 'moo' sound like..a cow, doesn't it?

As for the gen..:confused:

Enkei..N-kaei..like kei cars

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I say mugen as myugen

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Originally Posted by GU357

moo-gen (the moo shouldnt be dragged out should be quick)

your right its not myu (as in Mi-oo) be easier if you had japanese understanding.

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Yep, definitely what I was trying to say. I just didn't know how to type it out. So kind of like Mouh-gen

I have a bit, a very small bit of understanding of Japanese, but nothing that would help this thread :p