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Vedran · 03-04-2003, 04:45 PM

If you ask me, "ouch" could be pronounced either way. Tho I am not an expert, but an explanation should be more precise.
I pronounce "drow" as "draw". It sounds more natural than as in "drown".

I found Drizzt pronounced only three times in BG2. Then I quitted my search.
The "I could take Drizzt..." is the example of saying Drizzt incorrectly. He is DRIZZT (no i)!
Jan says Drizzt.
Mazzy says Drizzt (when talking to Edwin).

("MY MOTHER SAYS THAT DARK ELVES SHOULD BE HANGED UNLESS THEY'RE NAMED DRIZZT!!")

03-04-2003, 04:45 PM	#15
Vedran Lord Soth Join Date: July 28, 2002 Location: Sisak, Croatia Age: 40 Posts: 1,930	If you ask me, "ouch" could be pronounced either way. Tho I am not an expert, but an explanation should be more precise. I pronounce "drow" as "draw". It sounds more natural than as in "drown". I found Drizzt pronounced only three times in BG2. Then I quitted my search. The "I could take Drizzt..." is the example of saying Drizzt incorrectly. He is DRIZZT (no i)! Jan says Drizzt. Mazzy says Drizzt (when talking to Edwin). ("MY MOTHER SAYS THAT DARK ELVES SHOULD BE HANGED UNLESS THEY'RE NAMED DRIZZT!!") __________________ Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori, adhuc dulcius pro patria vivere. (It is sweet and glorius to die for one's homeland, even sweeter to live for it) Horatio