How do you pronounce 'Scirra'?

How do you pronounce 'Scirra'?

I have been saying "seer-ah"

I have heard some say "Skir-ah"

(and yes, I have talked to many about construct. It's true! )

I would like an "official" pronunciation, but I want to here how others have been saying it also.

where were you hiding this? lol

didn't come up in my searches...

that answers that I guess

ski-rah is how i say it

see-rah sound weird. i see no purpose to having a SC when the C is also an S sound

i see no purpose to having a SC when the C is also an S sound

Ever said the word "science"?

<img src="http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y82/Furlump/P0king_Emoticon.gif"> But why are there two r's then?

ski-rah is how i say it

I also say it this way.

> Because of the prefix "sci" I always pronounced it "sigh - rah", though through proper English grammar I believe that any vowel followed by a double letter changes it's pronunciation... in which case it should be "sih - rah"??

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i think SoldjahBoy's got the right idea here

think science and scimitar, one has a vowel following "sci" but the other has a consonant following "sci" and it changes its pronunciation significantly from "sigh" to "sih", respectively. i, myself, pronounce the "sci" in scirra the same way i would pronounce the "sci" in scimitar, "sih".

What's this tom foolery? Another thread about the almighty Scirra pronouciation? Well indeed... fine then O.o

Carry on

~Sol

I pronounce it she-ra!

Yeah I say ski-rah.

I prefer the pronunciation "goblins".

> ski-rah is how i say it

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I also say it this way.

Me too.

Shi-nra?

SKience

SKenario

SKintillating

SKythe

SKissors

SKion

SKiatic

SKented

SKimitar

SKirra? Nah, that just sounds funny.