[ SECRET POST #3493 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3493 ⌋

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Comments

[ketita]

That's actually something that bugs me in a lot of fantasy with made-up names and terms - they're so often obviously meant to be pronounced with an American accent, even though the way Americans (and the English language in general) pronounce vowels especially is pretty different from the way most other languages pronounce them (e.g. "ae" instead of "ah"). It would make far more sense for fantasy languages *not* to be pronounced with American vowels. It throws me out of the story a little when that happens.

So yeah, agreed OP - "Aang" should have been pronounced that way, but that movie (WHAT MOVIE IT DOESN'T EXIST) was a total disaster :/