EPTPronounced: [viz-ij]
Commonly mispronounced: [vi-soj]
From: Diablo 2, DotA
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Words Gamers Mispronounce - Page 11
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Gescom
Canada3513 Posts
Pronounced: [viz-ij] Commonly mispronounced: [vi-soj] From: Diablo 2, DotA -------------------- vee-zawj? | ||
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ffreakk
Singapore2155 Posts
On September 20 2010 09:33 Chex Mix wrote: It’s always exceptionally painful to dismantle poorly constructed and illogical arguments, I cant agree with you more on this. But i will take the time to dismantle your arguments in an attempt to make you believe that it is no less poorly contructed or illogical than the other posts around. (i sure hope you took the time to read through that Wiki article on Bare Assertion Fallacy that someone linked in an earlier post. One of them is that you know whoever you are correcting will ignore you and continue to believe whatever they want to believe, because they aren’t capable of rational thought. It’s like trying to argue the evidence for evolution with a religious fundamentalist. 1/ Baseless assumption that other people are not capable of rational thoughts. Reason? None given. Another reason is the nagging feeling that anyone else who can’t instantly see the really obvious holes in someone else’s argument just isn’t worth the time to enlighten. Their problem isn’t that they might be misinformed about a few things and just need to learn. Their problem is that they refuse to think critically, have lived their entire lives just believing the first thing they are told about anything, and have virtually zero capacity for true learning. Again I find myself wondering, why bother? 2/ Obvious holes? I dont think its obvious, many others dont seem to, either. In fact, as long as it is a matter that is being debated/discussed, it is most often not obvious (or else there would be no use debating/discussing at all). Slapping in the word "obvious" without backing up with reasons only make your argument look more superficial and ridiculous. Following up with a bunch of patronizing comments (on whoever that fails to say "omg, you are totally right!") only make it look even more childish. Even when replying to level-headed non-offensive posts like that of MadVillain, you never fail to add in stuffs like "zero capacity for true learning", "not worth the time to enlighten", or similar patronizing comments. (btw, to want to "enlighten" people already say a lot about how you think of yourself and others). Again, i feel that these posts are simply self-supremacy and baseless insults wrapped in flowery language, likely coming from one who desperately needs to feel superior to others. | ||
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vectorix108
United States4633 Posts
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TheGreatWhiteHope_
United States335 Posts
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YejinYejin
United States1053 Posts
On September 20 2010 16:25 youngminii wrote: Mjolnir/Mjollnir Pronounced: [myol-neer] Commonly mispronounced: [muh-joll-neer] From: DotA [i]God kills a kitten every time this word is mispronounced. No, Thor does. | ||
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Earll
Norway847 Posts
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Laerties
United States361 Posts
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Zhou
United States832 Posts
Also BOLOG-NA http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bologna Ba-loe-knee Not Bal-og-na | ||
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Carefoot
Canada410 Posts
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Supamang
United States2298 Posts
ZEE-lot AR-bite-err Ir-RAD-dee-ate Ban-CHEESE To Wreck Havoc and many more... | ||
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gameguard
Korea (South)2132 Posts
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tofucake
Hyrule19237 Posts
Also, here's another one: 111 Pronounced: [one-one-one] Commonly mispronounced: [dest-iny cloud fist] From: Husky | ||
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pikaaarrr :3
United States593 Posts
Stasis Pronounced: stay-sis Commonly mispronounced: stah-tis From: SC1 AHBITORRR | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
Pronounced: [mahr-ter-duhm] Commonly mispronounced: [mahr-tee-dom] From: Call of Duty Simply put, it makes you sound like an idiot. Do kids even read the word and see the r? | ||
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eNbee
Belgium487 Posts
On September 19 2010 17:39 Chex Mix wrote: Steppe Pronounced: [step] Commonly mispronounced: [steep] From: Diablo 2, StarCraft 2 There's no way anyone mispronounces steppe as steep... | ||
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kojinshugi
Estonia2559 Posts
On September 22 2010 23:55 eNbee wrote: There's no way anyone mispronounces steppe as steep... I've heard lots of people say "steeps" instead of "steppes". Anyway, what is up with the OP's phonetic spelling? "Chitin" is pronounced "Kahy-tin"? "Tyler" is pronounced "Tahy-ler"? Those are diphthongs, you don't separate them into individual vowel sounds. Chitin is "kie-tin" and Tyler is "tie-ler". Kahy-tin looks like you're trying to pronounce the silent H. | ||
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
Pronounced: [Unk] Commonly mispronounced: [Aank] From: DotA, historical novels/games God hates you. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17829 Posts
On September 19 2010 17:39 Chex Mix wrote: Wreak Pronounced: [reek] Commonly mispronounced: [rek] From: Every game in which havoc is wreaked Contributed by groms. That's most likely because people confuse wreak with wreck. I've just checked the polish/english online dictionary and it was mispronounced there too. | ||
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Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
On October 12 2010 18:07 youngminii wrote: Ankh Pronounced: [Unk] Commonly mispronounced: [Aank] From: DotA, historical novels/games God hates you. And also from Terry Pratchett's discworld, the city Ankh-Morpork. | ||
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Eknoid4
United States902 Posts
it's "Mahl-struhm" | ||
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