[ SECRET POST #3493 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3493 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Lol the name that threw me the most was Iroh. I read people talking about ATLA before I watched the show so when I first caught an episode and there was Airo I had no idea who the fuck he was or why no one ever talked about him in fandom.

[ketita]

omg it's true! The exact same thing happened to me. What the hell, it should have been "ee-roh". tbh I think my brain still pronounces it "eeroh" because I just can't turn "Iroh" into "airo", like you say.

[anarchicq]

I'm in the same boat as you, anon. I read ATLA wank before watching the show. The name that threw me though, was Sokka. In my brain I did indeed pronounce it "Soak-ah".

[(Anonymous)]

"Mai" is the worst to me. Spell it "Mei" or "May," damn it.

[diet_poison]

omg I totally agree, that really bugged me. Mae also an acceptable option. But spelling a name Mai and not pronouncing it "my" bugs me.

[(Anonymous)]

Mai just felt like spite. I know I've seen the name Mai in the US, and the only names pronounced otherwise are written as May or Mae (Englishy) or, of course, Mei. I don't know who would look at Mai and think it had anything other than a long I sound.

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but if you speak English then you know for a fact that English does not always use "Latin" pronunciation of vowels. Vowels are allowed to be long or short in English depending on the word, so "Mai" is a perfectly acceptable spelling.