[Wilshire]

My thoughts about pronunciation:

Y /i/, /j/, /[ʲ/, /ʲj/
J /j/, /[ʲ/, /ʲj/
Q /kʷ/
C = K /k/
CC = KK = CK = KC /kː/
CH = KH /x/
H /h/
T /t/
TH /θ/
TT /tː/
P /p/
PH = F /f/
PP /pː/

Qûya /kʷuːja/
Cironj /kironʲ/ or /kiroɲ/
Nenciphon /nenkifon/
Sarcellus /sarkelːus/
Chiki /xiki/ or /çiki/

It appears you and Triskele have the same, more technical, approach, which I find completely incomprehensible

[mrganondorf]

My thoughts about pronunciation:

Y /i/, /j/, /[ʲ/, /ʲj/
J /j/, /[ʲ/, /ʲj/
Q /kʷ/
C = K /k/
CC = KK = CK = KC /kː/
CH = KH /x/
H /h/
T /t/
TH /θ/
TT /tː/
P /p/
PH = F /f/
PP /pː/

Qûya /kʷuːja/
Cironj /kironʲ/ or /kiroɲ/
Nenciphon /nenkifon/
Sarcellus /sarkelːus/
Chiki /xiki/ or /çiki/

woah, this looks official!  consider my version the hick alternative.  should have warned y'all ima from arkansas

[Wilshire]

I like the redneck version!

[mrganondorf]

I like the redneck version!

as a someone teaching philosophy, it's embarrassing to discuss Augustine or Neitzsche and be condemned to say "wheel" when what i mean is "will" 

[Wilshire]

Language is an imprecise art. You shouldn't be embarrassed. Truly what is embarrassing is being a a university and there being people who do not recognize that people come from different places/backgrounds and pronunciation varies largely.

[mrganondorf]

Language is an imprecise art. You shouldn't be embarrassed. Truly what is embarrassing is being a a university and there being people who do not recognize that people come from different places/backgrounds and pronunciation varies largely.

i wheel remembar! 

[Hirtius/Pansa]

Hmm. Imperial "Sike"  terse and monosyllabic sounds kind of silly to me.  I add a sorta... glottal stop I guess.  Imperial Sa'ik with two syllables sounds much better to me.

 I've always pronounced Cishaurim with a hard k.  I figue; if they are the tribe of the Indara-Kishauri then Kishauri is the Kiannic root of Cishaurim.  Whatever,  I know nothing about Kianni/Sheyic linguistic translation conventions.    So it may be complete bunk.

I say Sarcellus with a soft s.  Sarsellus(sic).  In all my study of Roman history and interacting with the academia therein, I've never heard Marcus Claudius Marcellus pronounced; "Markellus."

It's only the c(s) k(s) and s(s) that really screw me up with this series.  I can usually wrap my mouth around everything else.

Although for fuck's sake.  The capital of Conriya. Aöknyssus.  What.  I just skip right over it every time.  I have no idea.

[Wilshire]

Ay-oh-kan-ay-sus ... or something like that.

[Garet Jax]

Ay-oh-kan-ay-sus ... or something like that.

Ay-yoke-khan-nis-eous?

[Francis Buck]

I say Ay-oak-nissus.

[Wilshire]

I say Ay-oak-nissus.

Thats pretty close to what I was suggesting, though I added an imaginary 'a' between kn. This is better.

[mrganondorf]

A-town

[Jonny_Anonymous]

This is a super old thread but anyway... I'm Scottish so whenever there is a word that has "ch" in the middle or end, I pronounce it in the same way we pronounce loch. It's not really something I can spell out but it's a slightly guttural burr. So when I read Achamian I say it as Ach (kind of like "och" but with an a) amy-in.

[BeardFisher-King]

This is a super old thread but anyway... I'm Scottish so whenever there is a word that has "ch" in the middle or end, I pronounce it in the same way we pronounce loch. It's not really something I can spell out but it's a slightly guttural burr. So when I read Achamian I say it as Ach (kind of like "och" but with an a) amy-in.

Kinda like you're hacking up some phlegm.....

[Jonny_Anonymous]

This is a super old thread but anyway... I'm Scottish so whenever there is a word that has "ch" in the middle or end, I pronounce it in the same way we pronounce loch. It's not really something I can spell out but it's a slightly guttural burr. So when I read Achamian I say it as Ach (kind of like "och" but with an a) amy-in.

Kinda like you're hacking up some phlegm.....

Pretty much yeah