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this is really noob. but me and my mates always argue and we look like idiots. its not our fault some of the names of certain brands can be said multiple ways. so if you know the proper pronunciation PLEASE tell me :)
Greddy- is it G- ready greedy or just gredy
enkie- is it en-kay or en-kee
thats all i can remember for now ill post more werd names if i remember them :p
i call it g reddy, and en-khai
G reddy and en-ki
I say enkei is prnounced as Ie-nek-ki
ohh and gruppeM... how on earth is that said :/
Grope-em
i would have never figured that out LOL ^
lmao always thought it was funny how ppl say gee-ready
i dont even know it that how it supposed to be pronounced
wat
Always thought it was G-Ready and En-Key.
No idea about the GruppeM. Grr-up-Em?
Greddy = as its spelt. Not G-Ready. I have an article somewhere in a mag (now deep in a box since I moved house) where Greddy was featured and some prominent members interviewed. They covered this first lol.
Enkei to me is 'ENKI' although I used to call them 'ENKAY'
GruppeM I always thought was a ghetto way of saying 'Group M' haha
How about Mugen? For me the G is solid whereas some people pronounce it like 'GENeration' sounds.
Greddy - greddie
Enkei - eng-kay
GruppeM - groop-em
srsly? as in like.. mu-jen.. that sounds horrible! im pretty sure its mugen with solid G
No, myoo-gun
It's gr eddy
Short for great eddy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddy_covariance
The Mu makes a 'moo' sound like..a cow, doesn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T
As for the gen..:confused:
Enkei..N-kaei..like kei cars
Myu gen
That's how I pronounce it... Enki... greddie...Quote:
Originally Posted by Renaissance_x
bahahahahah grrrr up emQuote:
Originally Posted by androo
What about work Meisters? Some say "my-sters" and others "me-sters"?
"Me-esthers"Quote:
Originally Posted by euRo_noob
Funny how everyone thinks its Gee Ready.
I have the same mag as dougie and it says GR REDDY
GruppeM is Group M
Mugen is mew ghen (if it was myugen, it would have been spelt as such in Japan)
Enkei is en Kay
Meisters is my-sters
Some of these 'phonetic' spelling are terrible! lol
Haha this thread is mad funny...
mugen is myu-gen as Renaissance X said above, as in japanese (don't know symbols) myu - void/without, gen - limit...... ergo; mugen = limitless....
gruppe = german for group??
:D
And some of the best all in one go. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by ExpressCoffee
6UL = sexual
6UL 5HIT = bull shitQuote:
Originally Posted by he-tec
Mugen is a japanese word means forever/infinite
MU- GE- N
MOO G-EH -N
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Dam beaten to it.
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.
how do people say defi?
I feel embarassed when people say defy and I say deh-fee
deaf-eye
its a japanese brand, no?
therefor defi is romaji
and is Deh-fee
how about TEIN ? LOL
tee in?
teen?
t n?
TAY-IN (trying not to drag out the i sound)
so it sounds more like tay-n
TEIN is romaji aswell.
dee-fye
teen
jun - joon
brembo - blembo
blembo
lmzoooo
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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..
These are all absolutely correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T
Meisters are pronounced in the obvious fashion. Like 'heist'.
Tein, is TAIN like PAIN but with a TQuote:
Originally Posted by DakDak
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
That's funny, the Japanese don't have a good way to pronounce "f"Quote:
Originally Posted by GU357
Ask them to say "coffee" and they pronounce it "coh-hee"
thats true, the F/H are a mix in some cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossirider
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.
'Myoo' for Mugen can't be right..Quote:
Originally Posted by Indie
Moo-gen? So moo like moo cow and gen like 'again' Would this be right?
this is fckin hilarious!
moo-gen (the moo shouldnt be dragged out should be quick)Quote:
Originally Posted by ctx
your right its not myu (as in Mi-oo) be easier if you had japanese understanding.
I say mugen as myugenQuote:
Originally Posted by ctx
Yep, definitely what I was trying to say. I just didn't know how to type it out. So kind of like Mouh-genQuote:
Originally Posted by GU357
I have a bit, a very small bit of understanding of Japanese, but nothing that would help this thread :p
HAHAH bro i've been taking the piss out of this thread the whole time.Quote:
Originally Posted by GU357
I just pronounce it how i see it.
STRAYA ****
^ many have been taking the piss out of it lmzo
ozhanda kunt
Bride is pronounced Brid
gtfo!
says who?
bu-ri-do
where ri makes the sound same as if it where in the word Ride, or as if it were in the word Bride. but not the sound it makes as in the word brick or brid.
breed
Greddy - Greddee
Enkei - Eng Kay
WTF? Are you kidding? It's not pronounced Brid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by rossirider
It's BRAD...
braid?
bread?
bor-rid?
seems to be alot of confusions about Bride :P