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Edited by Dante:
6/12/2015 8:55:56 PM
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LION. FOR -blam!-'S SAKE.
Lion, do you know how to use the relic?
Lion has Gjallarhorn
Lion, go left!
I understand why people pronounce it that way, but to me, it's Lee-on
English
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Lee-on? At first glance I thought it was Lion.
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In french, Lyon and lion are prononced the same
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I'n pronounce that lion. just like I'd pronounce dye like die. how do you say it?
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I presume Lyon, pronounced 'Lee-on', as in the French city?
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someone else posted "In french, Lyon and lion are prononced the same" now I'm really confused.
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A quick Google does back you up...now I'm unsure too...a good friend of mine is French too, I should probably pay more attention when she speaks.
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doesnt back me up... someone else said that. I don't know crap about the way french people speak. for all I know french people could call a lion a leeon. lol I just googled "how french people pronounce lion" and got a youtube clip of someone saying leeon.
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So.... it's Lion?
