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The n00b Avenger 12/15/11 6:58:00 AM #193:	Well if you go by the Japanese name it's Marl. That much is inarguable. Personally I think it's pretty obvious that the E was added to the English translation just to add 'flavor' to the name and not in order to actually change the pronunciation. So I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be Marl in English as well. I used to say Mar-lee as a kid and now I stopped because... well, I'm not a stupid kid anymore. From: SoBe \| #191 It's the same reason why Aeris gets prononuced as eye-riss lolwut -- A refusal of praise is a desire to be praised twice. <cite>The n00b Avenger posted [p:512457] in Reminder: ... [t:61177523]...</cite> <quote> Well if you go by the Japanese name it's Marl. That much is inarguable. Personally I think it's pretty obvious that the E was added to the English translation just to add 'flavor' to the name and not in order to actually change the pronunciation. So I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be Marl in English as well. I used to say Mar-lee as a kid and now I stopped because... well, I'm not a stupid kid anymore.From: SoBe \| #191It's the same reason why Aeris gets prononuced as eye-risslolwut -- A refusal of praise is a desire to be praised twice. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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The n00b Avenger
12/15/11 6:58:00 AM
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Well if you go by the Japanese name it's Marl. That much is inarguable. Personally I think it's pretty obvious that the E was added to the English translation just to add 'flavor' to the name and not in order to actually change the pronunciation. So I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be Marl in English as well. I used to say Mar-lee as a kid and now I stopped because... well, I'm not a stupid kid anymore.

From: SoBe | #191
It's the same reason why Aeris gets prononuced as eye-riss

lolwut

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        Well if you go by the Japanese name it's Marl. That much is inarguable. Personally I think it's pretty obvious that the E was added to the English translation just to add 'flavor' to the name and not in order to actually change the pronunciation. So I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be Marl in English as well. I used to say Mar-lee as a kid and now I stopped because... well, I'm not a stupid kid anymore.From: SoBe | #191It's the same reason why Aeris gets prononuced as eye-risslolwut
        
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