yeah, seriously, do a Google image search on Shiri

I will be spanking anyone who got my name wrong, it's pronounced as it is spelled. "Fel-andi Drag-mar"

Oh, and I always pronounced Soll as Sol, personaly.

I pronounce it as Felan-di Drag-mar. Though could be just the same though

I subscribe to the linux mentality of "pronounce it as you will", but I say my name as:

RY-lan

Always funny when you come across people who've read the same book as you and you both have totally different way of pronouncing character's names.

EDIT: to people who don't know, linux is pronounced as both LI-nux and Lin-ux and maybe even some other variations..

Charune - Looks like if it were voted you would end up with the Sh sound, I thought that was how it went.

Is-loon-a, I can't see any other way to pronounce her name.

Hmm... for some reason I pronounce it as I (silent s)-loona

It's the key ingredient in healing potions, so its scarcity defines the economy, at least in Aetolia.

I did... I saw quite number of semi-naked pics

Nejii's growing so fast.

Arel = Uh-RELL

The other day I got a geology lab back and I mispelled "shale" as "shayle" My TA was like "WTF?!"

Daedalion - Day-dal-eon

No flowers involved

Mine's fairly simple, I think.

Am-uh-REECE.

Nar-Ses.... not very hard...

And for the record, only one person is allowed to call me Nar-nar, so don't try

Rofl, I did something like that once, I think I caught it before I wrote it though, had to think about it for a second though

Saaga is pronounced S'aah'g'ah, so that the h's are rather silent.

I'm Da-en-ay.

And despite all the fuss recently, I am, in fact, female.

Verithrax - Pronounced just as written.

Dar-ooh-in

Shishi, I always pronounce your name is 'shie shie' with the second 'shie' in the second intonation. Sounds better that way anyways. Plus, pronounced that way, it has a chinese spelling, which makes life easier for me. I didn't catch it this morning, but what was posted is not actual Chinese for thanks... the family symbol was wrong. (Thanks in Chinese. Thank you would be Shie Shie Ni(n).

Anyways, Callia=Cal-li-aa

Parayshia= Parra-ee-shie-aa

Actually, if you want to 'translate' Chinese to English, the best way is Han Yu Pin Yin.

For 'thanks' it'll be xie xie, both fourth intonation. (xie4 xie4)

For ni3, its the normal 'you'. nin2 is 'you' the respectful form of 'you', and usually used for parents, teachers, people older than you.

Those 'x'es in han yu tend confuse me. Zhuyin all the way! <_<

Xiran - zee ran