How to pronounce Deicide?

Written by Aristarchos on 06.10.2009 at 13:18

How to pronounce Deicide?

"Dee-ah side"

Written by Aristarchos on 06.10.2009 at 13:18

How to pronounce Deicide?

Unless you're English in which case it's day-i-side (with the middle "i" like the one in "igloo"). I'm talking about the word that is, since the band are American the pronunciation would be as above.

How to pronounce Dodheimsgard? It's Norwegian.. I think it means Dead Gardener.. Correct?

Walknut

The Russian BM band. I know it's not how it looks in English.

Written by Inlé on 20.01.2010 at 13:58

Walknut

The Russian BM band. I know it's not how it looks in English.

Wolk Nat same like you spell it in english

Written by Hamird on 20.01.2010 at 12:34

How to pronounce Dodheimsgard? It's Norwegian.. I think it means Dead Gardener.. Correct?

Dødheimsgard
ø dunno hoiw you pronmauce this ,aybe like O or OO
Dood-heims-gard
Dod means deathg IMO
Heims -
Gard - Garden

Written by Hamird on 20.01.2010 at 12:34

How to pronounce Dodheimsgard? It's Norwegian.. I think it means Dead Gardener.. Correct?

if it's Dødheimsgard, then the ø is ö... it's the same as in German and Turkish... Göktürk...don't listen to K7 please : )

You don't have ø in Persian but if you have heard Turkish or German... or Estonian...or Finnish...then you'll get the idea...

Written by Ernis on 20.01.2010 at 14:25

Written by Hamird on 20.01.2010 at 12:34

How to pronounce Dodheimsgard? It's Norwegian.. I think it means Dead Gardener.. Correct?

if it's Dødheimsgard, then the ø is ö... it's the same as in German and Turkish... Göktürk...don't listen to K7 please : )

You don't have ø in Persian but if you have heard Turkish or German... or Estonian...or Finnish...then you'll get the idea...

I know how it's pronounced.. I've heard the word Dod in a Swedish movie..
But what about the rest?
Is it pronounced Dod-Haymz-Gard? Or something else..

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I know how it's pronounced.. I've heard the word Dod in a Swedish movie..
But what about the rest?
Is it pronounced Dod-Haymz-Gard? Or something else..

DödhEImsgard...

EI is like in ماه دی ... dei...
gArd is prolly like گارد with the A...

Written by Bad English on 02.10.2009 at 17:07

Å å in swedish is like o
Ä ä in swedish is like e
Ö Ö E but cant explain how its hard prinauce it , so it might help when you ask how pronauce Scandik band names

Ö ö is pronounced like an E but you have to form your lips like you're going to say an O

Written by Coté on 22.01.2010 at 10:08

Written by Bad English on 02.10.2009 at 17:07

Å å in swedish is like o
Ä ä in swedish is like e
Ö Ö E but cant explain how its hard prinauce it , so it might help when you ask how pronauce Scandik band names

Pronauce it is easyer how explain to those who never heard it

Ö ö is pronounced like an E but you have to form your lips like you're going to say an O

I know I'd have to know how to pronounce this band's name but I'd never figured out or heard someone else say it.
How the hell does one pronounce Anathema? I mean the "the" in it...Is it as the "the" it "theater" or as "de" in "dead" or the "te" in "teacher" ?

Please help this tormented soul T.T

Written by Coté on 27.01.2010 at 10:41

I know I'd have to know how to pronounce this band's name but I'd never figured out or heard someone else say it.
How the hell does one pronounce Anathema? I mean the "the" in it...Is it as the "the" it "theater" or as "de" in "dead" or the "te" in "teacher" ?

Please help this tormented soul T.T

I've never heard the name spoken, but I would pronounce it "Anna-Theme-Ah".

How do you pronounce Chthonic? I've been under the impression that it is "C'ton-Ic", but I might be completely wrong....

Written by SerratedSyringe on 27.01.2010 at 18:00

How do you pronounce Chthonic? I've been under the impression that it is "C'ton-Ic", but I might be completely wrong....

Chthon (earth) is Greek... Ch is H, TH is like in English... so it'd be like that...

I was saying my fav band's name (Agalloch) wrong for years...till i saw an interview of the band. i had been saying "uh-GAW-lick" with the emphasis on the 2nd syllable when it is actually pronounced "AG-uh-lock" with the emphasis on the 1st syllable....needless to say i felt pretty stupid for a couple days

Hmm... this has prolly been said...so maybe ignore me...but ensiferum...

is it en-sih-FEAR-um....or en-SIH-fer-um...or something else completely?....dunno...dont care either haha they kick ass!

Written by JÄY on 18.02.2010 at 00:08

Hmm... this has prolly been said...so maybe ignore me...but ensiferum...

is it en-sih-FEAR-um....or en-SIH-fer-um...or something else completely?....dunno...dont care either haha they kick ass!

I'm always asking myself the same damn question...

Got a question =)

how do you say judas priest? it's not a joke, since here in italy i hear 2 versions! someone says it with the i sound (like i'm) and someone like, for example, list

I was pretty sure that the second one is the right one, but i heard it on the radio so i'm pretty confused now

as for Sarcofago, since it's brazilian i guess that the pronunciation is the same as in italian so like this http://translate.google.it/#en|it|sarcofago (click near the word to hear it)

and also, how do you say yngwie malmsteen?

Written by neb on 07.07.2010 at 15:33

Got a question =)

how do you say judas priest? it's not a joke, since here in italy i hear 2 versions! someone says it with the i sound (like i'm) and someone like, for example, list

I was pretty sure that the second one is the right one, but i heard it on the radio so i'm pretty confused now

as for Sarcofago, since it's brazilian i guess that the pronunciation is the same as in italian so like this http://translate.google.it/#en|it|sarcofago (click near the word to hear it)

and also, how do you say yngwie malmsteen?

Cute =p

Jew-dass Pr-eest (or "east" if you like)

and I believe Yngwie is In-gwee Malm-steen

I've always pronounced Yngwie as Ing-vey Malm-steen. At least that's how I thought people say it in interviews and such.

Written by Got Mayhem? on 07.07.2010 at 16:00

I've always pronounced Yngwie as Ing-vey Malm-steen. At least that's how I thought people say it in interviews and such.

You might well be right on that ;]

Written by Got Mayhem? on 07.07.2010 at 16:00

I've always pronounced Yngwie as Ing-vey Malm-steen. At least that's how I thought people say it in interviews and such.

You might well be right on that ;]

Written by [user id=4365] on 07.07.2010 at 15:56

Written by neb on 07.07.2010 at 15:33

Got a question =)

how do you say judas priest? it's not a joke, since here in italy i hear 2 versions! someone says it with the i sound (like i'm) and someone like, for example, list

I was pretty sure that the second one is the right one, but i heard it on the radio so i'm pretty confused now

as for Sarcofago, since it's brazilian i guess that the pronunciation is the same as in italian so like this http://translate.google.it/#en|it|sarcofago (click near the word to hear it)

and also, how do you say yngwie malmsteen?

Cute =p

Jew-dass Pr-eest (or "east" if you like)

and I believe Yngwie is In-gwee Malm-steen

for In-gwee you mean like ing-we right?
and another one, maybe it is a stupid question this one paul gilbert? g is like geography or like garden?

Written by neb on 07.07.2010 at 16:13

Written by [user id=4365] on 07.07.2010 at 15:56

Written by neb on 07.07.2010 at 15:33

Got a question =)

how do you say judas priest? it's not a joke, since here in italy i hear 2 versions! someone says it with the i sound (like i'm) and someone like, for example, list

I was pretty sure that the second one is the right one, but i heard it on the radio so i'm pretty confused now

as for Sarcofago, since it's brazilian i guess that the pronunciation is the same as in italian so like this http://translate.google.it/#en|it|sarcofago (click near the word to hear it)

and also, how do you say yngwie malmsteen?

Cute =p

Jew-dass Pr-eest (or "east" if you like)

and I believe Yngwie is In-gwee Malm-steen

for In-gwee you mean like ing-we right?
and another one, maybe it is a stupid question this one paul gilbert? g is like geography or like garden?

Gilbert would be like in garden, not the "J" sound in geography.

As for Yngwie you're best ignoring what I said, I don't actually know =p I always said it with a hard sounding G but looking at it it probably isn't and the W may well indeed be pronounced with a V sound.

Thanks =) well for yngwie i knew it but i forgot it eheh..i promise i will write it here when i'll find it

Ask an Italian to pronounce Iron Maiden or Judas Priest...the first comes out something like "Eeron Myden" and the latter "Geeudass Praisst"...I used to spend hours laughing at those older kids (bloody bullies actually) who were part of this metal crowd I used to hang out with! They'd be forever trying to look all tough and mighty, and then trip over some band name they couldn't say to save their lives, and away goes Krys, rolling on the floor with laughter!

Written by krystal-moon on 07.07.2010 at 16:49

Ask an Italian to pronounce Iron Maiden or Judas Priest...the first comes out something like "Eeron Myden" and the latter "Geeudass Praisst"...I used to spend hours laughing at those older kids (bloody bullies actually) who were part of this metal crowd I used to hang out with! They'd be forever trying to look all tough and mighty, and then trip over some band name they couldn't say to save their lives, and away goes Krys, rolling on the floor with laughter!

judas priest ok..but.....iron maiden??? :

Written by neb on 08.07.2010 at 01:39

Written by krystal-moon on 07.07.2010 at 16:49

Ask an Italian to pronounce Iron Maiden or Judas Priest...the first comes out something like "Eeron Myden" and the latter "Geeudass Praisst"...I used to spend hours laughing at those older kids (bloody bullies actually) who were part of this metal crowd I used to hang out with! They'd be forever trying to look all tough and mighty, and then trip over some band name they couldn't say to save their lives, and away goes Krys, rolling on the floor with laughter!

judas priest ok..but.....iron maiden??? :

I'm serious! English speaking people pronounce "I" as an "open" vowel, Italian's naturally pronounce it "ee", so that's how you get "Eeron". Something similar happens with Maiden; the "I" becomes an "ee" sound. So there you have it, Eeron Myden...apparently we've had wrong all this time...someone should inform Bruce, I imagine...