How do you say Graal?

[Valder]

I call it Gr-ahl personally.

[Falcor]

Gräl

[Juron Pilo]

thats great valder... can you make me an avatar like yours except with a fire djinn?

[Nastazio]

Grawl

[Python523]

Grawl sounds like someone trying to growl

[ZanderX]

The closest we can get is "Grawl", Stefan's said it himself in a different thread.

[Spyder5782]

Originally posted by Lyndzey
Grail for me

I remember this poll a while back. Grawl for me.

[TB3]

I think its like you would say the name al
and how you would start off growl but only gr part of it
so gral would be my guess

[NotoriousBLT]

Grail/Grale is how I say it

[DuoX]

Its grail for me because in history class it had something to do with knights looking for some grail thing

[NeoNPL]

Originally posted by feivel
Graal,
although it depends in what ;angauge its spelt,
if that was using english grammar, and english prenunciation,
it would be grawl, two As make that sound..
like Kazaa, two A's are basically the same sound as one A but longer...

although if it was a different langauge na dprenunciation then I dont know, for instance my name is spelled Feivel,
normal sense would say Is should come before e's
and that my name would sound like Fayvel or Feevel,
but considering it is a Yiddish name, and Yiddish is a mix of hebrew and German, it is prenounced Fivel. The reason for this is, in German when there are two vowels next to eachother, the prenunciation is on the second vowwel, thats why blitzkrieg is prenounced blitzkreeg

I before E except after C

[jeff335]

It's supposed Grarl, in a nasal French tone. It is, after all, a French word.


But I say Grawl most of the time. Stefan should make an mp3 or wav of himself saying graal and post it.

[CowgirlBebop]

its grail because if you shmucks didnt notice a grail is a goblet type cup and a while back on graal you had to collect grails!!!! thats why its called graal!

[spi]

i say it like graal

[Xythar]

Originally posted by SabreKnot
havent you guys ever seen Monty Python's Search for the Holy Graal? Or the movie Excalibur? Or any movie that had a graal in it?

Its pronounced GRAIL.

Hey, every notice how those movies were english? And you know, had a different spelling? The word "Graal" is French. Hence the different pronounciation. Duh. It's Graal, Stefan already said it wasn't pronounced "Grail."