How do you pronounce 'Armadyl?'

 

 

 

I was thinking it was: arm-I-dill.

arm-a-dill is how I pronounce it :?

 

 

 

EDIT: not 'a' as how you pronounce 'a' cow but different, a in English is differently pronounced as a in Dutch, I mean the dutch version.

Arm-ma-die

 

:P

arm-a-dill

 

 

 

Nothing to it. Just the way it's spelled.

arm-a-dyll is how i do why are you guys said dill?

maybe arm-a-dile :?

arr - mah - dill - does it matter how it's said? Surely you would only be typing it?

arr - mah - dill - does it matter how it's said? Surely you would only be typing it?

Yes, I was just curious because I was thinking of three different ways to say it. :-k Not that I would be actually saying it.

arm-a-dyll is how i do why are you guys said dill?

 

 

 

You're not telling us how you pronounce it.. You're just telling us how you separate the words into syllables.

 

 

 

That's why we use real words like "arm", "a", and "dill" to replace the sounds of the syllables.

arm-a-dyll is how i do why are you guys said dill?

 

 

 

You're not telling us how you pronounce it.. You're just telling us how you separate the words into syllables.

 

 

 

That's why we use real words like "arm", "a", and "dill" to replace the sounds of the syllables.

 

Ugh im not very good at english but it sounds like you guys are saying the last part with an "i" sound when i say it with a "y" sound.

Arm - a - dyll.

 

 

 

:

ARM-AH-DEAL

Arm-ah-dile

Àr - maa (as in baa) - dyl (y as in wii)

The dyll is like dill.

 

So, ar-ma-dill

arm-a-dyll is how i do why are you guys said dill?

 

 

 

You're not telling us how you pronounce it.. You're just telling us how you separate the words into syllables.

 

 

 

That's why we use real words like "arm", "a", and "dill" to replace the sounds of the syllables.

 

Ugh im not very good at english but it sounds like you guys are saying the last part with an "i" sound when i say it with a "y" sound.

 

 

 

Right.

 

 

 

Arm-a-dill.

 

 

 

The "y" in dyll is pronounced like an "i" - thus the "dill". It's not pronounced "deal" or "dial". It's "dill".

Armadillo without the 'o' :thumbup:

 

 

 

edit, for extra effect:

 

 

 

arm (as in your those things coming out from your shoulders)

 

uh (as in when you're at a loss of words)

 

dill (as in the kind of pickle... or that character that marked end of the golden age of nickelodeon)

arm-a-dyll is how i do why are you guys said dill?

 

 

 

You're not telling us how you pronounce it.. You're just telling us how you separate the words into syllables.

 

 

 

That's why we use real words like "arm", "a", and "dill" to replace the sounds of the syllables.

 

Ugh im not very good at english but it sounds like you guys are saying the last part with an "i" sound when i say it with a "y" sound.

 

 

 

Right.

 

 

 

Arm-a-dill.

 

 

 

The "y" in dyll is pronounced like an "i" - thus the "dill". It's not pronounced "deal" or "dial". It's "dill".

 

I'm so confused.

Armadillo without the 'o' :thumbup:

I am notorious for pronouncing names very very wrong; but I pronounce it 'Arma-dye-l'.

arr-muh-dill

 

 

 

or

 

 

 

ar as in arm without the m

 

 

 

muh as in uh with an m on it

 

 

 

dill is self explanitory.

well tbh when you think about it the word Armadyl is most likely derived from the word Armadillo. And since you don't prenounce it Arm - Ah - Dilo i would have to say that the correct way to prenounce Armadyl would be Arm-Ah-Dil. Just a thought.

well tbh when you think about it the word Armadyl is most likely derived from the word Armadillo. And since you don't prenounce it Arm - Ah - Dilo i would have to say that the correct way to prenounce Armadyl would be Arm-Ah-Dil. Just a thought.

 

God of justice who controls bird like creatures =/= Shelled marsupial.

well tbh when you think about it the word Armadyl is most likely derived from the word Armadillo. And since you don't prenounce it Arm - Ah - Dilo i would have to say that the correct way to prenounce Armadyl would be Arm-Ah-Dil. Just a thought.

 

God of justice who controls bird like creatures =/= Shelled marsupial.

 

We must remember this is just a game. Bunyip for example is a aborigany mytholgical creature but it looks nothing like it does in RS. We must always remember, RS is a game with many ideas from the real world. Did i put that simple enough for you?

well tbh when you think about it the word Armadyl is most likely derived from the word Armadillo. And since you don't prenounce it Arm - Ah - Dilo i would have to say that the correct way to prenounce Armadyl would be Arm-Ah-Dil. Just a thought.

 

God of justice who controls bird like creatures =/= Shelled marsupial.

 

We must remember this is just a game. Bunyip for example is a aborigany mytholgical creature but it looks nothing like it does in RS. We must always remember, RS is a game with many ideas from the real world. Did i put that simple enough for you?

 

I know what the bunyip is in the stories, and its not entirely different.

 

Bunyip in stories - Monster that lives in a lake, has some fish-like features.

 

Bunyip in Runescape - Fish like monster.

 

 

 

Also, theres no need to be patronising to me after you got a major beatdown on a certain other thread.

 

 

 

Edit: How does one prenounce Guthix?

 

I think its guh-fix, but I have never really looked into it.