Apolyton pronounciation

[Adagio]

I always pronounce it in danish:

a-po-ly-ton

... there's no 'h' in the first part... and 'ly' is diffecult to write in other languages, since nobody pronounces 'y' as we do...

[Harovan]

I say A-po-lü-ton, with the u-umlaut being something between u (oo in english) and i (ee in english). The emphasis written bold.

[Jamski]

Where's Marko? He's the one that'll actually know the correct version.

-Jam

[Solver]

I believe that Ras has it correct at the beggining of his MP3 .

Markos is just enjoying looking at us fools trying to get it right.

[Locutus]

I don't think that Markos has ever since the inception of the name posted on this issue at all, so Solver is probably right

[Kuciwalker]

I pronounce it like Sir Ralph.

[civman2000]

I pronounce it pretty much like Alexnm: uh-PAH-lee-tahn.

[Rasbelin]

Originally posted by Solver
I believe that Ras has it correct at the beggining of his MP3.

Rasbelin - the one and only Apolytoner that has been witnessed to say Apolyton correctly.

[Nubclear]

Originally posted by Rasbelin


Rasbelin - the one and only Apolytoner that has been witnessed to say Apolyton correctly.

Technically, it was your Text-to-Speech program that said it

[Frozzy]

I just say Uh-Poll-Uh-Tun.

It's difficult to say A-Poll-ee-tonn when you're stuck halfway between a London and a Kiwi accent

[asleepathewheel]

Ras

[Galvatron]

Personally I pronounce it:
Ah-Poll-LEE-Ton

Perhaps our ÃœberGreek may help us out of this. It's always good to have a native speaker at hand.
Help, we need somebody, help not just anybody....

[Ben Kenobi]

ah POL li ton

[DrSpike]

I think there are only 2 or 3 ways that people say it..............it's just everyone has there own phonetic way of typing it.

[Rasbelin]

Listen to Rasbelin; the Voice of Russ... Apolyton.