How the eff do I pronounce...

[Dane]

I know I'm not the only one who's probably pronouncing these (and others) wrong...help me out:

1. Viridi-Anne (like the colour?)
2. In Aisce
3. MA+ (m across?)
4. Boris Bidjan Saberi
5. Lmaltieri
6. Sruli Recht

[cowsareforeating]

well viridi anne used to be called viridian so im assuming pronunciation is the same as you assumed

[kunk75]

bbs is pronounced like it reads

I know I'm not the only one who's probably pronouncing these (and others) wrong...help me out:

1. Viridi-Anne (like the colour?)
2. In Aisce
3. MA+ (m across?)
4. Boris Bidjan Saberi
5. Lmaltieri
6. Sruli Recht

[Dane]

Thanks...I'm often troubled with the double consonant prefix.

[gavagai]

InAisce (pronounced “in-ask-ee”).

[michael_kard]

bau (as in eau)-rees bee-djan sa-bai (as in air)-ri


Imagine how a mediteranean person would pronounce it.

[hommedeguerre]

InAisce (pronounced “in-ask-ee”).

I'm fairly sure it's "In Eye-Skuh"

[hommedeguerre]

1. Viridi-Anne : Vuh-Rih-Dee-Anne
2. In Aisce : Een Eye-Skuh
3. MA+ (m across?) : Emm-Across
4. Boris Bidjan Saberi : Boh-Ris-Bead-jahn-Sah-Berry
5. Lmaltieri : Ell-Mal-tee-airy
6. Sruli Recht ; Sroo-Lee - Wrecked (The ch, I assume is going to sound a bit like hebrew, french, arabic.)

[Urthwhyte]

I'm fairly sure it's "In Eye-Skuh"

According to this article from BoF that Faust posted in the InAisce thread, it seems gavagai is correct.

[Dane]

I've always counted on retailers for pronunciation, but I've heard EM AY CROSS recently as well as VEYE-ridey-anne.

[hommedeguerre]

Strange. I was sure Jona himself pronounced it the way I stated, but could very well be wrong.

[Urthwhyte]

Were it me I would defer to the designer over a writer who very well could have converted it to Poor Man's IPA incorrectly.

[MikeN]

I've always counted on retailers for pronunciation, but I've heard EM AY CROSS recently as well as VEYE-ridey-anne.

This is how I pronounce it.

[Pumpfish]

In Ash Kah

Comes from Gaelic (meaning, "in vain". It has a second informal meaning, "freebee").

This is the sophisticated Leinster dialect pronunciation.

A Munster man would just grunt twice.

An Ulster man might just gag, depending on his "tradition".

[bwahahahaha]

I've always counted on retailers for pronunciation, but I've heard EM AY CROSS recently as well as VEYE-ridey-anne.

This is how I've heard most retailers pronounce it as well.