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Edited by AdorkableMia:
7/26/2015 8:41:38 PM
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How the hell do you pronounce HÄKKE?!
But really how is it [i]meant[/i] to be pronounced
Edit 1: okay so Deej tweeted its meant to be hak huh
Edit 2: if I ever make another one of these it will indeed have hyduuuuuuken!
Edit 3: hey cool were at 100 replies! And so far it's come to hak huh and hak A or lenny face (of course)
Edit 4: 160 replies!
Edit 5: oh snap 200!
Edit 6: 280?! How is this still a thing?!
English
#Destiny
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Hack-aye Also lol "hacky"
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Bukkake (insert Lenny face here)
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Hah kay
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Hah-kay
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I've already been calling it hacky. Don't care if it's wrong.
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Deej replied to More Console by saying it's pronounced "ha-kuh"
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Well, i pronounce it "Häkke" just like it's written, since Ä is a common letter in my languageses (finnish and swedish) Can imagine it to be harder for americans, and people who don't have Ä in their languages though.. I've had some nog trouble with english pronouncement before too, but it has gotten a lot better now! All thanks to Destiny!
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Phonetic: HAI(as in hey)-KAH( final vowel soft a as in at)
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Hockey
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Ha - kee
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"Hah-kuh" DeeJ said it in a tweet
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1 ReplyEdited by TeslaDoc: 7/26/2015 3:52:07 PMDoesn't the umlaut make a short vowel sound? That would make the "A" sound like an "ah" instead of an "ay".
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Edited by CosmoJ: 7/26/2015 3:59:00 PMHah-keh
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Hay kee
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I say hay-kay. I always think of ä as being said as the letter, so yeah... I'm fairly certain I'm wrong, but oh well.
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I've been using the Japanese pronunciation for it since the word to me looks Japanese So Hak-kay
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I thought it was haw-Kay
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For some reason beyond my comprehension (probably the will of the divines) I want to say it out loud as "ha-kak-ae" . -.
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In European languages, the Ä is pronounced like an extended a. Sort of like "ae" So in order to say it according to that rule, it would be pronounced Hae-keh.
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1 ReplyHadouken!!!!!!!! Well that clears that up
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I've been pronouncing it hawk
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Hah-kay
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Hah-Kei (fast and all together)
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1 ReplyEdited by alant27: 7/26/2015 5:17:28 AMKinda looks Japanese , so the e is pronounced "eh" Actually , it means prophecy in Japanese .
