How do you pronounce "Dirigh Aban"

[CrazyCracka420]

As the title suggests...to settle an argument between brothers

other if there's some other possible way to pronounce it

[Artyem]

I guess it's always been "dir-igh ah-bon", how do you pronounce Senuzgda?  Yruma?  Kedelke?  Rduna?  Hrus?  Chaeza?  Dirigsene?

lots of strange names on the map.

[MURDERTRON]

I've always pronounced Knudarr Castle as "Murdarr Castle"

[tizzango]

Dir-ig Ah-ban

[Chris_the_Animal]

Dir-ig Ah-ban

this

how do you pronounce Senuzgda?  Yruma?  Kedelke?  Rduna?  Hrus?  Chaeza?  Dirigsene?

Whats so strange about Kedelke and Dirigsene?

Se-nuzk-da
i-ruma
ar-duna
ha-rus
cha-e-sa

[[ptx]]

Dee-reh-ah-ban? Non-phonetic languages are weird.

[Thorondor]

Di-rig Ah-ban

better

[Real_Dece_Guy]

I pronounce the "gh" somewhere halfway between the two letters.  Sounds sorta like the Afrikaans "g" if you've heard Die Antwoord's music.  I stress the second syllable of Ab-AHN, but I don't know where to put the emphasis in "Dirigh".

Then again, we're all trying way too hard to pronounce a made-up word.

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Autism is a hell of a drug

[Shik]

voted option 3

if i had to guess the vowels probably would have continental values (i like ee, a like aah)
and the gh would probably be this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_velar_fricative , which sounds sort of like the ch in loch ness or guten nacht
and the R would probably be a trilled R

probably the most official way to pronounce this made up word is to just pronounce it in a turkish accent because taleworlds

[Ronin]

My guess is Turkish accent is our best bet since developers are turkish. It is just their way of doing, so:
Dy-rig
I-ban




Just like:
Dur-qu-ba or Dir-ku-ba (Should be pronounced similarly to Cordoba/Cordova as it was intended to be so originally)
Sen-uzg-da or Sen-ask-da


The funny thing is, Google translate fails to pronounce it in a correct Turkish accent sometimes too, so I posted both for turkish and english accents. It should be somewhere in between most of the time; closer to turkish versions.

[TommyHu]

I always pronounced it: die - rye(like the bread)  uh - ban.  basically because it looks like right w/o the T, proper american english butchery of words