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- From: u895174@bruny.cc.utas.edu.au (Tim Morris)
- Subject: Re: Pronunciation
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- Organization: University of Tasmania, Australia.
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- Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 23:27:54 GMT
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- >Anyway, here are the characters whose pronunciation may be ambiguous:
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- >Ryu /roo/ or /RYE-you/ or /ree-YOU/
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- According to my Japanese-speaking friend, there's only one way to pronounce
- this, and that's "Roo". However, the "oo" sound is quite short and you
- have to touch the roof of your mouth with your tongue to get the right
- sound.
-
- >Dhalsim /DHAL-sim/ or /dhal-SEEM/
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- The guy's Indian, it'd have to be the latter! DhalSEEM, if you please.
-
- >Sagat /SAG-it/ or /sa-GOT/ or /SAH-git/
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- I'm told by a martial arts dude that there is a kick-boxing style called
- "Sagat", pronounced SaGAT.
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- >Blanka /BLON-ka/ or /BLAIN-ka/
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- Everyone around here just says BLANK-uh.
-
- >Zangief /ZAN-geef/ or /zan-GEEF/ or /ZAN-gee-ev/
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- How about "Zangers"? :)
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- Tim Morris
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