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Elipton
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 2016/01/11 : 04:47:10
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by jordesuvi:
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Originally posted by Elipton:
Getting people to pronounce your name right is a lost cause - trust me. Archefluxx was an utter headache
I always just guessed it was "Ar-key-flux"
Spot on :)
That's how you pronounce your name??? Not arch (curved structure)- flux?
Well that's your own damn fault for trying to be cute and not spelling it more phonetically.
I leave it open to interpretation. I could call myself 'Spot' and it'd be pronounced in various and interesting ways by people from various countries.
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latininxtc
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United States
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Posted - 2016/01/11 : 04:52:21
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by jordesuvi:
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Originally posted by Elipton:
Getting people to pronounce your name right is a lost cause - trust me. Archefluxx was an utter headache
I always just guessed it was "Ar-key-flux"
Spot on :)
That's how you pronounce your name??? Not arch (curved structure)- flux?
Well that's your own damn fault for trying to be cute and not spelling it more phonetically.
I leave it open to interpretation. I could call myself 'Spot' and it'd be pronounced in various and interesting ways by people from various countries.
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Elipton
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Posted - 2016/01/11 : 07:02:24
Besides, 'arch' being pronounced as 'ark' is pretty commonplace in latin based languages..
It's generally a rule that words with the phonetic; 'archi' are pronounced with the 'k'. Archetype. Architect. Archaeologist. Archiepiscopal.
I think the only exception to this rule is archangel or archenemy, so the etymology is there. Anyone who speaks English as a first language saying "Arch-ee-fluxx" is getting their own language rules wrong.
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Samination
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Sweden
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Posted - 2016/01/11 : 07:27:38
If people know you're english, they will try to read it in english.
But if you wanna keep Spot, it's the swedish word for spit, so I will call you Spit now ;)
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jordesuvi
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2016/01/11 : 09:40:57
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How would you pronounce that, would it be like (Pro-Sae-Ik)?
Yup, like that
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ViolonC
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Posted - 2016/01/11 : 16:00:46
Sounds cool. But you shouldn't take yourself too serious with that name. :D
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