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I’m going to go with the Scottish pronunciation and give that ‘r’ a little trill and a hard breathy ‘h’. hmm?
Do I win anything???
detn8r wrote:FYI, you’re all wrong so far 🙂
Maybe they are 😀 I know a guy at work and we pronounced it gra-am but I am not sure if it is correct he never corrected us 😉mine shouldn’t be too hard it’s EE like as pronounced in EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE followed by DOK pronounced like Dock.
It’s my real name backwards(sorta as my real name is pronounced like code E).
Aw c’mon Graham, help us out here, buddy. I even have a sound file calling you “Gram” … followed by my brother saying “Eat the burrito” back in our goof around days in the IRC room.
*rubs her head* Mines Pretty self Explanitory…
răb-ĭd kĭt-n All soft vowels.
Now here’s the fun part:
Rabid – adj.
1. Of or affected by rabies.
2. Raging; uncontrollable: rabid thirst.
3. Extremely zealous or enthusiastic
4. Marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or idea; “rabid isolationist”Kitten – n.
A young cat.They forgot to mention “a very innocent looking, young cat” *points at her title and avatar* I’m Innocent, see?
The fun part is trying to pronounce my Last Name. Go on, we’ve done this in IRC before, so none of you cheaters telling!
Schacht.
PS-Dave, diggin’ the avatar, heh, nice shades.
detn8r wrote:FYI, you’re all wrong so far 🙂
well the way to pronounce it sounds like boob, but starts with nEEDOK wrote:well the way to pronounce it sounds like boob, but starts with nnubnubnub.
It’s Gra’am.
Hurm, it’s actually Gray-um. It is Scottish, and it seems only the Scottish know how to properly pernounce it…
btw, I’ve always wondered how to say your name Aqeel 😉
I realize my name can be rather difficult to pronounce, so I will give it to you phonetically and after much practice you may get it correctly: “SIR”
All the accent is on the first syllable and added emphasis can be achieved by holding the last syllable slightly longer. I hope that clears up any misconceptions.
just say it like chicken kicker, im sure you already knew that
i dont really know how to breakdown those 2 words
Spike n. (spīk)
1. A brief electrical event of 3 to 25 milliseconds that gives the appearance in the electroencephalogram of a rising and falling vertical line.
2. To add alcoholic liquor to.Damn, detn8r, I was going to venture a guess. Way to spoil it for me. *grumbles*
By the way, Dave, I’m diggin’ the shades too man, very slick. 😉
Spike wrote:By the way, Dave, I’m diggin’ the shades too man, very slick. 😉I still think they’re hilarious. Reminds me of my friend Alex. WheRe’s tHE RaVE LOL j/k!!!eleventy!1
I know this is an old post but well got a bit bored LOL so thought ok……
williamlee broken down should sound like (will-yum-le). now if fun is what we are looking for —- take your forefinger and thumb and hold your tongue and say it like it sounds and it should sound close to (ill-ammmm-ee)****you should see me when Im not sober lol****
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