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       #Post#: 37705--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Pronunciation of "Inrazimad"
       By: TheCyclonicStorm Date: November 26, 2015, 11:13 pm
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       [quote author=Sandra the Defiled Paladin
       link=topic=222.msg37656#msg37656 date=1448569082]
       'Tis may sound weird, but I actually use
       "in"-"rah"-"zee"-"mahd". I don't know, may this is because of my
       mother language being Lithuanian.
       [/quote]
       Indeed; that's likely because your pronounce A's differently.
       It's similar to how the pronunciation of words such as dance,
       advance and France differ between various people.
       #Post#: 39550--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Pronunciation of "Inrazimad"
       By: Sandra al-Korinth Date: December 13, 2015, 2:39 pm
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       [quote author=TheCyclonicStorm link=topic=222.msg37705#msg37705
       date=1448601212]
       [quote author=Sandra the Defiled Paladin
       link=topic=222.msg37656#msg37656 date=1448569082]
       'Tis may sound weird, but I actually use
       "in"-"rah"-"zee"-"mahd". I don't know, may this is because of my
       mother language being Lithuanian.
       [/quote]
       Indeed; that's likely because your pronounce A's differently.
       It's similar to how the pronunciation of words such as dance,
       advance and France differ between various people.
       [/quote]American: dance.
       British: Dahnce.
       Australian: dans.
       #Post#: 39555--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Pronunciation of "Inrazimad"
       By: TheCyclonicStorm Date: December 13, 2015, 3:57 pm
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       [quote author=Sandra the Defiled Paladin
       link=topic=222.msg39550#msg39550 date=1450039195]
       [quote author=TheCyclonicStorm link=topic=222.msg37705#msg37705
       date=1448601212]
       [quote author=Sandra the Defiled Paladin
       link=topic=222.msg37656#msg37656 date=1448569082]
       'Tis may sound weird, but I actually use
       "in"-"rah"-"zee"-"mahd". I don't know, may this is because of my
       mother language being Lithuanian.
       [/quote]
       Indeed; that's likely because your pronounce A's differently.
       It's similar to how the pronunciation of words such as dance,
       advance and France differ between various people.
       [/quote]American: dance.
       British: Dahnce.
       Australian: dans.
       [/quote]
       Not necessarily. There's a reason I used the word "people"
       instead of "nation."
       #Post#: 39874--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Pronunciation of "Inrazimad"
       By: Aidan Von Atapas Date: December 16, 2015, 9:50 pm
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       I've always pronounced Inrazimad with short vowels.
       In - raz (short a as in cat) - i (short i as in hit) - mad.
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