i say funf z-g long i n

 

go zeye gen

g is five in japanese

 

^^^ now I know how to say it... sweet.

 

Yes, "go zeegin" (hard g) is how you should say it. It translates to "5th dimension."

 

Lets get these fuckers outta the way too.

Mugen - Moo-Gen (not myu-jen, mu-jen, myu-gen)
Nismo - Nee-Smo
Bride - Breed

 

Moo-Gehn
Knees-Mo
Bridd

and i say Five-Ziggen

 

Lets get these fuckers outta the way too.

Mugen - Moo-Gen (not myu-jen, mu-jen, myu-gen)
Nismo - Nee-Smo
Bride - Breed

HAHAHAH
YESSS!
thanks alot!!!:thumbsup :thumbsup

 

Bride - Breed

no
bride= brid


anyways
i say it along with friends that work at shops that sell them 5 zigen
just like you would pronounce it
i think its a american company

 

well, technically, BRIDE is "bu-rid-o" in japanese, at least that's what i've always heard. however, supposedly "drift" is "du-rif-toe", so take that for what's worth.

i say BRID, and have for years, and no one has ever said otherwise at any shows, so i would think i'm right.

 

Wow...I always pronounced Bride just like you would if you were talking about a bride in a wedding. Interesting stuff...

 

Wow...I always pronounced Bride just like you would if you were talking about a bride in a wedding. Interesting stuff...

I did to till I saw in 2003 Drift Mag it said "Say it BRID instead of BRIDE and impress your friends". None of my friends knew what bride was, but I was happy. :greddy:

 

i say funf z-g long i n

you crazied german fuck! heh

I understood it. heh

 

i always said it like.. five-ziggen

 

How about tanabe...
tan-a-bee
ta-na-bee
?

 

tah-nah-be
simple as that, lol.

 

well, technically, BRIDE is "bu-rid-o" in japanese, at least that's what i've always heard. however, supposedly "drift" is "du-rif-toe", so take that for what's worth.

i say BRID, and have for years, and no one has ever said otherwise at any shows, so i would think i'm right.

actually its do-ri-fu-to. u is silent

 

basic japanese pronunication...begin a new sound at end of each vowel or every vowel. like manabu orido. ma-na-bu o-ri-do not o-ride-o as i have heard some people say

japanese language is pretty straightforward not like english where a vowel has millions of sounds