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Pokémon pronouncications you got wrong

Re: Pokémon pronouncications you got wrong

Scootaloo said:
i always pronounced Groudon as Groundon when I was younger, adding an N
and nowadays I pronouce Yveltal as ee-vel-tal and i have no idea what's right and what isn't.
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I keep going back and forth between ee-vel-tal and why-vel-tal. I don't even really care what the official pronunciation is; I just can't figure out which of the two sounds better to me personally.
 
Re: Pokémon pronouncications you got wrong

I say why-vel-tal, but I assume it's wrong since Xerneas and Zygarde (I assume) aren't pronounced ex-urn-eas or zed-guard zee-guard.
 
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Re: Pokémon pronouncications you got wrong

I always believed Houndour was pronounced Hown-DOOR, like it was actually a combination of 'hound' and 'door'. It wasn't until watching a Johto episode that I found out the correct way, where it rhymes with 'hour'.
 
Re: Pokémon pronouncications you got wrong

I used to pronouce meganium as "Meg-A-NEE-Um" XD My brother still says it that way...even though its really "Meh-GAIN-ee-um"
 
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