All-Toe-Eck-Oh

Alto Ecko.

Yeah.

^ So.. Your always on All toes.

Cry-'tha-nee-uh.

"Tha" as in "Cat", not as in "Ah".

Or just "Cry". That's cool, too.

Pagerron

Page
(like in a book)

er
(like when you don't know what to say)

ron
(like the name of that guy who sells the "set it and forget it" rotisserie)

^ lol

I been saying it. Pag- er- ron. Kinda like saying lag like jet lag. But with a P.

i can only spell oshijizax not prounounce it

osh-i-jiz-ax

I can only spell N.L.Y., I can't pronounce it.

^ 'nally' ^___^

I was doing pag - er - ron as well.

@Crythania - 'tha' as in 'cat' and not 'ah'? .. isn't the 'a' in cat sounded like the 'a' in ah? or are you meaning 'ah' to be like the canadian 'eh'? like one would say the letter 'a'? (which i didn't think of until i started typing)

"Ah" as in [cajun accent] "That wuz a confusun' post, ah guar-un-tee!"

Doesn't "gone" sound like "gawn", though? Guess not, if you're putting it like that.

And it's "gone", rhymes with "on", does not rhyme with "cone" or "own". Dray is gone, Draygone.

Here I thought that by adding the 'y' and 'e' to the name, it would show people how I was "accenting" the name "Dragon" when I renamed Zidane that in FF9.

^Gone rhymes with Cone and thats how I been saying it.

so when you say that somebody is gone you say they're goan? what an accent! o__o

^ Are you talking to me?
No, I say gone as in " All gone" I been saying Draygone/cone because its what sounds closest to saying dragon. Gone does sound like gawn. And I did not know if thats how it was supposed to sound.

heh, that's the funny thing. i was saying his name 'gone' like 'cone' too ... but then it is like dragon.. but dragon is said like 'gawn' as well. @___@ at least how i say it.

>_< pronounciation over the internet. maybe this is why leet developed. because it doesn't have pronounciantion. haha.

I'm so confused ;_;

We should make a voice recording thread. Maybe then we can hear what its supposed to sound like.

Most people pronounce it guh-on (kind of short on the guh though, it's not a long sound). Like this. Never heard someone say goan, that's new to me.

^ If the word was by it self. Gone I would say, guh-on. But I thought Cone/Gone was the way Dray wanted to sound like. The word dragon I say, "drag-in" For what ever reason I thought by saying it like cone would sound better then gawn.

Ooooh, wow, drag-IN.. i didn't think of that ^_^ i always say it like drag-on.

tbh, i agree with kitty that draygone sounds better like cone than gawn .. which is prolly why most people tend to pronouce it that way maybe?

sorry your name causes this much upheaval dray =S ^__^ <3

Lordy! Doesn't anyone know how to pronounce simple words?

There is a proper way to pronounce "Gone".

Main Entry: gone
Pronunciation: 'gon also 'gän
Function: adjective
Etymology: from past participle of go
Date: 1598

It's pronounced "gon". G O N. It is not pronounced like "cone".

Main Entry: [1]cone
Pronunciation: 'kOn
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin conus, from Greek kOnos
Date: 1545

There's a difference.
"Gone" has a short "o" sound.
"Cone has a long "o" sound.

Same goes for "Cat" and "Ah".

Main Entry: [1]cat
Pronunciation: 'kat
Function: noun
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English catt, probably from Late Latin cattus, catta cat
Date: before 12th century

Main Entry: ah
Pronunciation: 'ä
Function: interjection
Etymology: Middle English
Date: 13th century

There's a different "a" sound in each.

So it's "Dray Gone", as in "Dray is gone. He went fishing."

And "Crythania" is pronounced "the super awesome shiznit". Oh wait,
that's just the way I prefer to pronounce it. I've never been able to find
that listed as a proper pronounciation of the word. In fact, nowhere in the
word's definition or etymology can the words "super", "awesome",
or "shiznit" be found.

Strange, neh? Must be my thick Ohioan accent.