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Volgathras Vol-Goth-ris

Vaerick- Vay-rick

Excarde- Ex-Card

Urist- Yer-ist

Hgurkei- Grrr-kai

Nodach- No-dack

 

Garacci - Guh-raw-chi

 

Zhurong - Zir-wrong

 

Raemus - Ray-muss

 

Axnar - Axe-gnar

 

Grimulfr - Grim - ul- fur

 

Morlhach - More-hack

 

 

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hard to help you lot prounce something in English when it's not my first language ;)

 

my oldest has English at school now, so maybe I'm getting better at explaining pronounciation?... somewhat...

 

simplified approach: pronounce it like you would do it in German. done. ;)

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I speak "mainstream" German. Ich. Du hast. Aaannddd...well, that's it. I can certainly listen intently, however, to a German conversation, as well as chime in with primal hand gestures and an excited look when I pick up on something they said via contextual clues and words that sound like English. (After all, German WAS the OG English language. Throw in a little danish love, and viola; a love child named Old English is born. :)

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