I just wanna hear all 13 members names said so we know how to say them like (ones whos exact names werent in the game) Xigbar, Vexen, Lexaeus, Zexion, Demyx, Luxord, Marluxia and Larxene
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χΧχ;3404149 said:You're talking about the pronunciation of Shion.
They wanted to know how to say Xion.
Well, Japanese pronunciation isn't exactly the same as English; haven't you noticed that all throughout Re:COM, the other characters pronounce "Marluxia" as "Marooshia"?
So, it makes sense that the "X" in "Xion" would be pronounced "Sh", like in "Marooshia".
Don't make that face at me, it's not the same.Umm... Yeah... And I gave the example of [ ze - ku - shi - on ], and [ shi - on], saying that they're the same, therefore Xion is pronounced [ zee - on ].
Is my case YET rested ??
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Yeah, I do, the point I'm making is that the Japanese pronunciation is different.χΧχ;3404380 said:Don't make that face at me, it's not the same.
Don't you know how vowels work?
So I was just curious....how does everyone pronounce 'Xion'?
I always said it as "Zaye-on" but the new traier has Namine pronounce it as "Zee-on" (I'm pretty sure)
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So does anyone say it one of those 2 ways? Or anything diffrent?
(Oh and...this is the right section...right??)
No, you're right, the Japanese pronunciation is Shion (Sheeohn), but I am pretty sure that whoever was asking was asking about the international pronunciation, Xion (Ziion, like Scion but with a Z).Yeah, I do, the point I'm making is that the Japanese pronunciation is different.
If Xion is pronounced as [ shee - on ], then that means that Zexion is pronounced [ zee - shee - on ], and I don't think that's right...
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χΧχ;3405098 said:No, you're right, the Japanese pronunciation is Shion (Sheeohn), but I am pretty sure that whoever was asking was asking about the international pronunciation, Xion (Ziion, like Scion but with a Z).
It's just like how Sora's name in Japanese sounds like "Sorda".
Exactly.Right right. They have their way of pronouncing things as we do. So if they say it one way in Japanese we (in the US) might say it a completly different way.