Tumn said:I say Tag-ren, doesn't mean it's right though!
uh huh..thats how i pronouce it...MegaJos said:Try Tägt-gren, guys. If I knew how to write the phonetic spelling for it, I would.
Maharet said:uh huh..thats how i pronouce it...
doesnt it sound kinda like "TAHGT-GREN"?
MegaJos said:Try Tägt-gren, guys. If I knew how to write the phonetic spelling for it, I would.
Unicorn said:Ja, dieses å ist eine Mischung aus A und O, fast mehr O glaube ich
Rotten Flesh said:Yeah, what's how i do it.
Not that hard, since we have ä,ö,ü in germany
But i guess there are many people saying it wrong, just like Akerfeldt, although it's Åkerfeldt. Or am i wrong?
thats cuz i win...MegaJos said:Yes, that would be quite good...I think. Since there aren't many languages that have å, ä and ö like we have in Sweden it's quite hard do pronounce the letters.
One technique you can try to pronounce the ä is to say aah and stick your tongue out as far as you can and try to lick your chin. Works pretty good.
BastardSonOfGod said:Tuotgren... the "uo" is fast... very fast... and "gren" with a funny accent, like a british guy. That's all.
Unicorn said:Since you are from Sweden maybe you can record a little mp3 with the right pronounciation. I say Tägtgren