Kai Oh Gir
I learned most of my pronunciations from my dear friend Pichubro.
She taught me how to say Ho-oh right. I used to call it Hoe Hoe
Kai Oh Gir
I learned most of my pronunciations from my dear friend Pichubro.
She taught me how to say Ho-oh right. I used to call it Hoe Hoe
Originally Posted by Star
“I’m growing impatient with these malevolent slithering reptiles on this bloody aircraft.”
- Snakes on a Plane (As if spoken by a proper Englishman)
You agree with the 'gir' part? My friend insists that it's Kai Yo Grey (Gir-ay)
Kai-oh-ger, or something of that variety...
Pairs: The LacemakerThe NiginatorTeresaHickyNinetails009KS Jr.YojimboGokuQoorl
E.N.T.E.I.
Hatches @ 2520
Completed @ 2768
Well, she's wrong. I went through many escapades with my Kyogre in sapphire, maxing her to lvl 100, getting her a master medal at beauty..
I know how to say my darling's name.
“I’m growing impatient with these malevolent slithering reptiles on this bloody aircraft.”
- Snakes on a Plane (As if spoken by a proper Englishman)
Am I way off? I always said it kyo-ger or kyo-gruh. Why seperate the 'kyo' part?
I just seperated them because I pronunce them as seperate syllables.
Pairs: The LacemakerThe NiginatorTeresaHickyNinetails009KS Jr.YojimboGokuQoorl
E.N.T.E.I.
Hatches @ 2520
Completed @ 2768
>__> If I got one wrong, I must be pronouncing at least another few dozen wrong.
I must be lost with your updated pair list Wendy, why does my name end with Hohoh?
“I’m growing impatient with these malevolent slithering reptiles on this bloody aircraft.”
- Snakes on a Plane (As if spoken by a proper Englishman)
Not 'hohoh', 'ohohoh'.
just being silly with it then? For a second I thought you were blending someone named Ho-hoh in with my name.
“I’m growing impatient with these malevolent slithering reptiles on this bloody aircraft.”
- Snakes on a Plane (As if spoken by a proper Englishman)
Hey, that works too. xD
Umm?
http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/5...nnercu8ty8.png <------>[EdHikariEdoardoPeeksYvonneDBLacey]
I'm not dead. Just veryvery inactive nowadays.
Sharpedo: That's pretty obvious. It's a wordplay on torpedo, so logically you would pronounce it shar-pee-doh.
Pineco: I always said it pine-echo but now that I look at the word again it seems more like pine-coh.
No one would believe me when I tried to tell them how to say Groudon though.
They said it was 'Grew-don' even though it's 'grou-don' (Ou like in 'Ouch')
mi lah tic
gar di voe eer
-.---.----..
I thought Milotic was My-Lo-Tic? (My brother watches the anime)
And isn't Kyogre Kai-oh-guer?
I remember that; I also tried defending my case with that at my daycare (VIK), and got brutally swept down by their denial.
“I’m growing impatient with these malevolent slithering reptiles on this bloody aircraft.”
- Snakes on a Plane (As if spoken by a proper Englishman)
Yikes
They're all morons. The only person (besides you) I liked at VIK was a 6th grader I met when I was in Kindergarden. He taught me everything about pokemon and we were Gameboy buddies until he went to Jr. High.
Wow, he must be in his twenties now.
You and Brandi were my all time favorites in VIK. There were VERY few others that were cool enough to scratch down on the okay list, but you two were fantastic role models of interesting people at that daycare. Everyone else were argumentative, bratty, and wouldn't share shit with anyone else.
“I’m growing impatient with these malevolent slithering reptiles on this bloody aircraft.”
- Snakes on a Plane (As if spoken by a proper Englishman)
Hahaha...
Good times at the old, pink school. =D
The pink school being Mesquite? Yea.. that place was pretty pink until the paint started peeling off showing the ugly silver underneath.
“I’m growing impatient with these malevolent slithering reptiles on this bloody aircraft.”
- Snakes on a Plane (As if spoken by a proper Englishman)
Isnt it Pine-eco?
Pine-co
Agreed with Pichubro on the 'Grou-don' part
Shar-pe-do
And the last time I used to called Ho-oh Ho Ho. Reminded me of Santa.
So is it pronounced "Ho-oh" or "Ho-Ho?"
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
