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View Poll Results: How dost thou prononce mana? | |||
man - uh | 163 | 81.50% | |
mah - nuh | 37 | 18.50% | |
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Where's the option for the rare "May-nuh"?
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#43
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fukin man nah~
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You know why there's a debate of how to say it? BECAUSE NO ONE USES IT IN REAL LIFE.
Watching people argue over the pronunciation of a word that is virtually only ever used in one specific genre of video game is amusing to say the least. Also, it's man-uh. I don't care how it was pronounced two thousand years ago, Mah-nuh makes you sound pretentious and uppity. | ||
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I have always pronounced it "mah - nuh". No particular reason behind it although I can only assume that was how I first heard it.
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also, "man-uh
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Neither, it is phonetically, mah-nah...man-uh, is intolerable gibberish!
What makes this word most unique, is that it does not derive from a western language, nor even middle-eastern, both from which so much of our fantasy-roleplay-folklore has been interpretted. It is a concept taken from the Maori and other pacific islanders only recently. So, your Magi, Magus, or Wu didn't use Mana... | ||
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Melee = May Lay, not Me-Lee
Mana = Man-Uh Peridot = Pear-i-dot or Pear-i-dough, both are correct sepulcher = sep-ul-ker, not se-pul-chur | ||
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