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TOPIC | It's not
oh look its back
its still gay-olar and you cant convince me otherwise.
its still gay-olar and you cant convince me otherwise.
oh look its back
its still gay-olar and you cant convince me otherwise.
its still gay-olar and you cant convince me otherwise.
I pronounced it gow-ler, but then I learned it was jailer, so now I compromise with gale-er
I've always pronounced it ko-wat-ul
I've always pronounced it ko-wat-ul
I pronounced it gow-ler, but then I learned it was jailer, so now I compromise with gale-er
I've always pronounced it ko-wat-ul
I've always pronounced it ko-wat-ul
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Much I marvelled this ungainly fowl to hear discourse so plainly, Though its answer little meaning—little relevancy bore; For we cannot help agreeing that no living human being Ever yet was blessed with seeing bird above his chamber door— Bird or beast upon the sculptured bust above his chamber door, With such name as “Nevermore.” —Edgar Allen Poe |
I learned it was pronounced "jailer" when I read their encyclopedia entry but I refuse to pronounce it like that
I pronounce it as ga-oh-ler or gay-oh-ler
on Coatl I just assumed it was Cat-l because like Quetzalcoatl (which I'm probably also pronouncing wrong)
I don't know where I heard the pronunciation of Quetzalcoatl as ket-zal-kat-l but that's how I've been pronouncing it this entire time so correct me if I'm wrong
I pronounce it as ga-oh-ler or gay-oh-ler
on Coatl I just assumed it was Cat-l because like Quetzalcoatl (which I'm probably also pronouncing wrong)
I don't know where I heard the pronunciation of Quetzalcoatl as ket-zal-kat-l but that's how I've been pronouncing it this entire time so correct me if I'm wrong
I learned it was pronounced "jailer" when I read their encyclopedia entry but I refuse to pronounce it like that
I pronounce it as ga-oh-ler or gay-oh-ler
on Coatl I just assumed it was Cat-l because like Quetzalcoatl (which I'm probably also pronouncing wrong)
I don't know where I heard the pronunciation of Quetzalcoatl as ket-zal-kat-l but that's how I've been pronouncing it this entire time so correct me if I'm wrong
I pronounce it as ga-oh-ler or gay-oh-ler
on Coatl I just assumed it was Cat-l because like Quetzalcoatl (which I'm probably also pronouncing wrong)
I don't know where I heard the pronunciation of Quetzalcoatl as ket-zal-kat-l but that's how I've been pronouncing it this entire time so correct me if I'm wrong
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[quote name="roadkilled" date="2019-06-08 08:18:25" ]
I pronounce it like gah-oh-ler
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Same here, Like a gale of wind Galer is how i say it
roadkilled wrote on 2019-06-08 08:18:25:
I pronounce it like gah-oh-ler
Same here, Like a gale of wind Galer is how i say it
It doesn't matter how you pronounce it. It's not like you can hear other people through their screens.
It doesn't matter how you pronounce it. It's not like you can hear other people through their screens.
For me, every day is World Kindness Day. 
To be completely fair
I was talking about them to a friend once and I accidently prounounced it gaylords before promptly realizing my mistake and going to sit in a corner
I was talking about them to a friend once and I accidently prounounced it gaylords before promptly realizing my mistake and going to sit in a corner
To be completely fair
I was talking about them to a friend once and I accidently prounounced it gaylords before promptly realizing my mistake and going to sit in a corner
I was talking about them to a friend once and I accidently prounounced it gaylords before promptly realizing my mistake and going to sit in a corner
I know the correct (intended) pronunciation but it doesn't stop me, and has never stopped me, from pronouncing it "gao-ler". Like, with "gao", like the Japanese onomatopoeia for growling.
I know the correct (intended) pronunciation but it doesn't stop me, and has never stopped me, from pronouncing it "gao-ler". Like, with "gao", like the Japanese onomatopoeia for growling.
