how do YOU pronounce GRAAL
 

Growl?

???

Just the way a German would pronounce Graal.
/ɡrɑːl/

the only way

That's a rather good example. Add an l and it works :p

there is a thread or two already like this

another active (or recently active) thread? where?

Well, it doesn't necessarily require a recent/active thread about the topic..

Grahl or Grail?! - http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=77981
Answer an age old question - http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=74948
How do you say it?! - http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=71628
How do you pronounce Graal? - http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=62657
POLL - How do you pronounce "Graal"? - http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=54129
I have always wanted to ask this question... - http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...48#post1396148

This is just the first 6, there are undoubtedly more.

Pretty sure this has been answered time and again. The official pronunciation is 'Grail.'

(Though even I say it wrong sometimes in real life. Old habits die hard. :D)

I don't think so :redface:

Why would you pull a Cow and bump this thread?

It's like it's spelled, Gra-all.
GRAW- ALL
GRAWL
GRAAL.

I recall Stefan saying it's pronounced 'Grahl'.

I say 'Grahl', but the swedish word is Gral and is pronounced that way.

It's named after an object called a Grail. However, it is not spelled the same way.

sorry i forgot the sun orbits america. the sun godess blessed the settlers with the english language and the european savages bastardised the holy language. then they made graal.

cup

a for effort d for achievement

Det är namngivet efter ett objekt kallat en Gral.

What you're saying would make sense if the game was made in USA and had the title Grail Online.

Because it's spelled otherwise than the english word would indicate that it doesn't sound the same. Graal is german, gral is swedish, grail is english. The first two is pronounce grahl, not grayl like the latter one.

Also, the two A's suggest a longer sounded A, which is also stated if you follow Minoc's trail of links above.

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Like I said, I pronounce it "Grahl" or "Grr-all" more often than not, but all I'm saying is that it's named after the object.

It's good that you bring up language discrepancies as well, though, because it's true that the word is actually pronounced differently in other countries.

Oddly enough, I'm actually reading The Once and Future King by T.H. White which is a more modernized version of Le Morte d'Arthur, which contains tales like The Sword and the Stone and part of the search for the Holy Grail. In some dialogue, it's spelled differently depending on each character's dialect because they come from all over Europe. Fantastic read, should you ever want to read more tales about it.

grawl

I used to pronounce it "grahl", but seeing as it's an old spelling of "grail", and it refers to the same things, I've since pronounced it "grail".

I dont speak the name of this game