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Post by Lazo on Oct 25, 2005 17:57:27 GMT -5
Budislav. Bu-dis-lav
Ivanov. I-van-ov
Kabanov. Ka-ban-ov
Kagnimir. Kag-ni-mir
Pakosta. Pa-kos-ta
Piknosek. Pik-no-sek
Zadonski. Za-don-ski
Breytenbach. Brey-ten-bach
Hagenberg. Ha-gen-berg
Jamnitzer. Jam-nitz-er
Wallenstein. Wall-en-stein
Wunderlich. Wun-der-lich
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Post by Yoshi Master! on Oct 25, 2005 18:54:52 GMT -5
Dydarba
Salkopan
Fervantu
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Post by Yoshiken on Oct 25, 2005 19:24:05 GMT -5
simple!
Dra-co-ni
Doesnt get any better than that XD
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Post by red.yoshi on Oct 25, 2005 20:12:31 GMT -5
take my name!
red (dot) yoshi!
(yes, this is how its pronounced >,<)
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Post by Gene L.D. Ryoko on Oct 25, 2005 20:20:28 GMT -5
Ry o ko
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Post by Yoshifrog on Oct 25, 2005 21:10:22 GMT -5
Robbinson... ummmm.... Roderick... I don't have much.  |
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Post by Lazo on Oct 25, 2005 21:34:11 GMT -5
And this is for a serious story, I need real names! ...Those were real names, Russian and German names... Aldwinckle. Ald-winck-le Anderson . An-der-son Averill. Av-er-ill Benfield. Ben-fi-eld Broderick. Bord-er-ick Coppelman. Copp-el-man Harrison. Ha-ri-son Milverton. Mil-ver-ton |
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Post by Gene L.D. Ryoko on Oct 25, 2005 21:36:33 GMT -5
you could ask the brits. themselves
here is a spanish name
San tos(yeah I know it's not a three sylable but your asking alot)
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Post by Yoshifrog on Oct 25, 2005 22:13:53 GMT -5
red.yoshi - that is four syllables though!  And this is for a serious story, I need real names! ~*YC*~ Well accually it is 3 syllables. Red-Yo-shi. The dot was just how he writes it. Anyway Red.Yoshi isn't a reall last name so.... |
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Post by Teo on Oct 25, 2005 23:10:08 GMT -5
Yoshi names:
Yolio?
Yoshio
Drayoshi...
Real:
Match?
Jeffrey?
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Post by Koshizu on Oct 26, 2005 13:14:39 GMT -5
Edit - Ok, I didnt read the question properly. Hahah. I lose. ;_;
British last names? Just add a -ington or a -son on the end of any word, you're bound to come up with something that sounds legit.
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Post by sui on Oct 26, 2005 15:27:34 GMT -5
Dovrovszky | Dov-rov-szky /dovrovskɪ/
Zorkóczy | Zor-kó-czy /zorkɔːcɪ/
Ivády | I-vá-dy /ɪvaɪdɪ/
Sebestyén | Se-bes-tyén /ʃæbæʃtjeɪn/
Bah... these phonetic symbols are the devil's children :D But at least you know how to pronouce these jawbreakin' monstarz D: Even if you won't use them in your story, I guess... X)
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