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Edited by mattx792:
3/23/2015 2:44:55 PM
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Thr-all
Ā-Thee-on
My-da not mee-da for the MIDA multi tool
Pray-Tor-ians
Psion is Sy-On
Ka (pronounced like The)-Bar. Not Cab-Err
Min-a-Tar
[i]techinically[/i] its Yall-Er-horn but I say gal-er-horn
Gor-g-on not gor-g-in
Sek-ree-on
Ear yoot not ur Yut
O-grrr not O-gah
Zur not xshur or x-err
Air-iss not ear-iss
Rockets-Mc-Dick-Face not Val-us-ta-arc
English
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Gjallarhorn is pronounced you nick corn
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Mine-o-tar.
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I agree with all except Minotaur.
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You got MIDA wrong. Say it like FIFA, DeeJ has actually said this. Minnow Tore not Minn ahh Tarr.. what are you a pirate? I don't know why everybody gets Gjallarhorn wrong, especially with Thor being so popular. You say Gjallarhorn just like you say Mjolnir. Geeyall err horn also, Yoll Derr's Hammer
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Don't correct my accent, pl0x.
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LOL! Big ups on Rockets McDickface
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Laughed out loud , legit
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I'm an ogah
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I always said Kay-ber
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Lmao at the last one
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Kabr actually is Cab-err. There is only one "a" in the name, and it is pronounced where it is placed
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It's actually Pree-tor-e-in. But honestly who the -blam!- cares.
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Dog, it's pray-torian. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Praetorian_Guard Don't argue with Latin.
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I literally posted the Latin phonetics of the word...
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I literally am on my 5th beer and need to get off the forums my bad lol
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Actually it's pronounced gatlahorn
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I too heard this. Supposedly it is Icelandic.
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Yeah that's what I heard
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Edited by Ninja Troll: 3/23/2015 4:18:32 PMTechnically Gjallarhorn is pronounced Gattlahorn. Planet destiny had a guy who speaks the language on once
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Technically it's either. It's one of those words that have 2 different pronunciations depending on what ethnic people are speaking it. Icelandic is Gatlehorn Normandic is Yallarhorn Much like how we pronounce color as cuh-lur But British people say cah-lore Sorry, can not think of a better example off the top of my head
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Oh ok, good point! I didnt know it was Normandic! Interesting... is there a translation for it maybe?
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In Norse mythology , Gjallarhorn (Old Norse "yelling horn" or "the loud sounding horn") is a horn associated with the god Heimdallr and the wise being Mimir. Gjallarhorn is attested in the Poetic Edda , compiled in the 13th century from earlier traditional material, and the Prose Edda , written in the 13th century by Snorri Sturluson. I'm from Norway, and enjoy Norse mythology.
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Booorrrrinng it's Galla F SHART UP!!!
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Well, technically it's not galla, it's gjallarhorn, as I just wrote. But if you want to keep calling it galla that's on you.
