Other people have told me it was pronounced as Yah-Oi.DuplicateValue said:That's......how I pronounce it.LustFull0ne said:This reminds me of a time I pronounced Yaoi as Yowie. It was a slip of the tounge.
And everyone else I know.
In fact, I can't think of any other way to pronounce it.
Care to correct me?
NO. It'sLustFull0ne said:Other people have told me it was pronounced as Yah-Oi.DuplicateValue said:That's......how I pronounce it.LustFull0ne said:This reminds me of a time I pronounced Yaoi as Yowie. It was a slip of the tounge.
And everyone else I know.
In fact, I can't think of any other way to pronounce it.
Care to correct me?
Then I found out recently, in this thread actually, that I had it right. It was pronounced as Yowie. Damn my friends for giving me misinformation.
i pronounce it "yeah-oi"LustFull0ne said:Hen-Tie......
This reminds me of a time I pronounced Yaoi as Yowie. It was a slip of the tounge.
Too late. Rule 34, remember?Macgyvercas said:Probably a smart move not to mix those two.Marter said:Hen-tie. I used to pronounce it the latter way, but got corrected by someone else. And, the latter sounds too much like the Pokemon Entei, and they aren't things I want to get someone else confused about.
Really? I did not know that. Huh, I do learn something new everyday.OceanRunner said:Hen-tie. If it were the other, then it would be spelt Hentei.
I'll remind you of this the next time I hear you say "Fjuhrear"Julianking93 said:Hen-tie.
That's the correct Japanese pronunciation
That's it. End of discussion.
Hen-tay sounds too redneck or just ignorant.