furin Wrote:As we are on the topic of pronunciations.. I kind of have a question about how you think Rasalom should be pronounced. (Like I have said before.. I am a Rasalom fan girl... I'll probably talk about how cool he is or many references to him a lot. He oddly reminds me of a character I created before reading RJ. Well.... at least in evil/sadisticness as my baddie is a bit... erm... "eccentric).I thought Rasalom's name was pronounced as Rassal.....um. As in you don't want to "mess" with him.
I pronounce it "Rah-z(s)ah-lohm", but I am unsure if this would be correct.
EWMAN
cobalt79 Wrote:Might have to clear your ears with that one, maybe waxy build up lead you there....LOL!
Before she became an RN, she worked for British Columbia's leading surgeon of the middle ear.
The evil wizards name was "Ear Wax."
I still chuckle over that one.
Ken V.
cobalt79 Wrote:I thought Rasalom's name was pronounced as Rassal.....um. As in you don't want to "mess" with him.
Ha ha ha! I can see that "Hey Rassa-" *Rasalom gives his awesomely evil glare* ".....um..... *gulp"
"Honor isn't about making the right choices. Its about dealing with the consequences."
furin Wrote:As we are on the topic of pronunciations.. I kind of have a question about how you think Rasalom should be pronounced. (Like I have said before.. I am a Rasalom fan girl... I'll probably talk about how cool he is or many references to him a lot. He oddly reminds me of a character I created before reading RJ. Well.... at least in evil/sadisticness as my baddie is a bit... erm... "eccentric).
I pronounce it "Rah-z(s)ah-lohm", but I am unsure if this would be correct.
I've always pronounced it Ra-sah-lohm, mostly because of the aliases Sara Lom and Sal Roma. It seemed to me like just rearranging the syllables.
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webby Wrote:I've always pronounced it Ra-sah-lohm, mostly because of the aliases Sara Lom and Sal Roma. It seemed to me like just rearranging the syllables.
That's more than likely where I got my idea of how to pronounce it, seeing as I read Conspiracies first. Hmmm.. and I never noticed the rearranging of the syllables. Only one I can think of that wouldn't apply (only slightly though) is Ms. Aralo, just because of the 'Ms.' part.
"Honor isn't about making the right choices. Its about dealing with the consequences."
cobalt79 Wrote:I agree! And you have to read The LaNague series. Some of the best story lines in print.
I'm anxious to read them. I just had to slow down my online buying for a little while. But Christmas is coming and I know what I'm asking Santa for this year!
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"I said, Hey Senorita - that's astute, I said, why don't we get together and call ourselves an institute?" --Paul Simon
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"In the final analysis, the last line of defense in support of freedom and the Constitution consists of the people themselves." -- Ron Paul
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webby Wrote:I've always pronounced it Ra-sah-lohm, mostly because of the aliases Sara Lom and Sal Roma. It seemed to me like just rearranging the syllables.
Accent on the "RA." That's the way I think of it too.
Ken V.
webby Wrote:I'm anxious to read them. I just had to slow down my online buying for a little while. But Christmas is coming and I know what I'm asking Santa for this year!
Christmas is coming. So you better start being good.
Ken V.