Well, after the long and highly debated pronounciation of ardougne, i was talking with a few friends about this, and "myreque" has come to be debated...I say: My-er-que. 2 friends say: My-wreck. Last 2 friends say my-reek. I remain the only one out of my friends who pronounces it as i do...post how u pronounce it, maybe we'll get some different ones.

All of your friends may be right, not sure, but you are wrong.

lol now i come to think of it i pronounce it myre-eek butit makes no sense :\

Rofl, i think that jagex puts wired names in the game just to confuse us :lol: But, it dosent really matter, cus not alot of ppl talk about these kinds of things irl (i hope :lol: )

Well i never really say it out loud, so i don't pronounce it, as such, it just sort of appears in my head. :wink:

 

 

 

Thinking about it though, i suppose i also would pronounce it "Myre-reek", although i'm guessing the correct way is to pronounce it as it would be pronounced in French. Same with Ardougne really though. Sounds kinda French.

i pronunce it "my-require" but thats just me, makes life easier

i pronunce it "my-require" but thats just me, makes life easier

 

 

 

apparantly u and i are very wrong lol, I don't care if my pronounciation is very off...veeeeery off, it like it, my-wreck sounds awful to me and so does everything else...just grown so acustomed. :?

It's "My-wreck". Your friend is right!

my-wreck-wah

I believe it is my-reek

I'm pretty sure "my-reek'" is correct, with a little snap on the q sound.

Murk, thats how I say it.

mere-ek-wee

 

lolz

Rofl, i think that jagex puts wired names in the game just to confuse us :lol: But, it dosent really matter, cus not alot of ppl talk about these kinds of things irl (i hope :lol: )

 

I don't think they do it to confuze us. most of the things they use are axctually places or things or types of animal etc. They dont just make it all up.

my-re-que

my-re-que

 

:lol: . Shows how effective a typed up pronunciation is.

 

 

 

I don't really see how there's any confusion though 'cause unlike Ardo this term has a fairly solid pronunciation, perfect pronunciation if you ignore the hicks :roll: . Its simple "Mir-reck"

Well i never really say it out loud, so i don't pronounce it, as such, it just sort of appears in my head. :wink:

 

 

 

Thinking about it though, i suppose i also would pronounce it "Myre-reek", although i'm guessing the correct way is to pronounce it as it would be pronounced in French. Same with Ardougne really though. Sounds kinda French.

My tendency when confronted with a Jagex name is to ask a native Brit, since Jagex is based there. But I would have assumed that Ar-doyne (the official Jagex pronunciation, I believe) is a Brit pronunciation, rather than French - I assume you know better (we Americans tend to be clueless about most foreign languages, sadly - often including English, lol!)

 

 

 

I instinctively pronounced this My-reek myself.

 

 

 

But then again, I thought Worcestershire should have every syllable pronounced, and was quite embarassed when I learned it was "Worst-er-shure". :oops: So don't listen to me, heh heh!

The first part is pronounced "mire"... I'd guess mire-cue or mire-eek depending on how the que is pronounced. I go with mire-eek most of the time.

my-reek... its the first thing i thought when i saw the word.

thankfully due to the wonder of it being an internet game i have never in my life had to pronounce it

my-re-que

 

:lol: . Shows how effective a typed up pronunciation is.

 

 

 

I don't really see how there's any confusion though 'cause unlike Ardo this term has a fairly solid pronunciation, perfect pronunciation if you ignore the hicks :roll: . Its simple "Mir-reck"

 

 

 

 

 

What can I say lol, it's how I pronounce it :P mi-reh-que woule be a more accurate way of how I say it though

if u really want to pronounce it right as u pm ppl and abbreviate i neway... :roll:

my-re-que

 

 

 

that makes two of us :roll: for the person who said my-re-cue, it made me laugh...For those who take latin here, you'll know that the suffix "que" is added onto a word to make and. When i first learned it, i was tired and translated it as "q"....The teacher who was hilareous, made "how does (me) pronounce "que" on a test...Just an analogy that has nothing to do with the topic. But thus, this is why i call it "my-re-que", because i've learned from my mistake, knowing that que is not q, but que.

my-re-que

 

 

 

that makes two of us :roll: for the person who said my-re-cue, it made me laugh...For those who take latin here, you'll know that the suffix "que" is added onto a word to make and. When i first learned it, i was tired and translated it as "q"....The teacher who was hilareous, made "how does (me) pronounce "que" on a test...Just an analogy that has nothing to do with the topic. But thus, this is why i call it "my-re-que", because i've learned from my mistake, knowing that que is not q, but que.

 

Me! Me! Latin 3 ftw 8-) .

Mer-que lol..I can't pernounce a lot of things :wink: :roll: