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Grahl or Grail?!
What do you call Graal?
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like? its Grahl and nothing else.
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Grahl, but Grail is the correct pronunciation.
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Graal is french. Translate Graal into english and you get "Grail". Simply as easy as that. |
why can you guys just face that im right and your wrong for once? >.>
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So how many times has this thread come around?
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I call it Grahl. ;D ..viva america?
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It's like Cthulhu, it's not meant to be spoken aloud as the human tongue can not handle such vocabulary.
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rofl Grail? Since when does one a in french sound like an a, and then the other sound like an i XD
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If it was one "a" it would be grawl, but it is not. it is Grail, because originally you had find the 4 magical grails (graals) in the original Java game, if memory serves me right.
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We've been through this, guys.
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"My name is pronounced like this: Kamuii."
"Dustari is pronounced Dustari." "It's Graal. Not Grail..." |
I didn't ask which was correct. I was wondering what you call it.
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I do gra-ahl
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yeah but it sounds more origional pronounced as Grawl...
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I pronounce it 'Grail'
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Grawl, since it fits with my dutch pronouncation :)
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if i were english i'd pronounce it like; Grail which is the english translation |
Roflmao
Roflmao Graal Is Graal With 2 Aa So Its Graal Not Grail Grawl Grahl Rofl....
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Edit: Also, check the other threads on this. Kamuii gave a good argument as to why it's "Grawl". (I'm not here to create my own argument; just putting together other people's ideas on the matter) "Grail" would be the translation into English. Since we always say "Graal", you would pronounce it "Grawl" (assuming that is how it's pronounced in the language it comes from...). |
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As far as I know... Who cares? It's not like you would talk to your friends about it. o.o; :: hides ::
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graal From Wiktionary Jump to: navigation, search Contents 1 French 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation French Etymology Mediaeval Latin gradalis ‘dish’, of unknown origin. Pronunciation IPA: /gʀɑl/ |
How many of these threads are we going to get..
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I w1n. |
Grawl, always have, always will
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It doesn't matter what Graal is translated, it is still Graal.
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aren't the creators french? it is all in how it is pronounced lol.
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You people cannot comprehend English very well, or what? It's obviously "grail," I don't know how it can be confused otherwise.
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yeah if it was pronounced grail then there would be an E to make the ai sound.
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