JEDI Comport

Wip
(Soft A)lm (Silent B)

E-Lie Zin-Knee-Da

Chiv or Cheev
Bango

Aren (Like Yarn without the Y so, more like Arn)
Kelpor (Kel-por)

Xintr (First sound is between an 's' and 'z.' [Sin] The tr is abrupt as if you start to say train, or trouble, but stop before the vowel. [Sin-tr])
Wolfe is just wolf (and you're right to think it sounds like it comes from a different language than his first name.)

Pretty sure everyone knows how to say Zyli just wanted to clarify the last name. The last name Hiden may seem you want to pronounce it (Hi-Den), like hiden in the shadows. Zyli´s last name though is pronounced (He-Den).

Since I know it'll produce a lot of questions based off the written text.

h'Eethos Omeyia

Ee-thos Oh-may-ee-a

Kuuroc

*Koo*-*rock*

Koo like cool minus the l and rock is self-explanatory.

Might as well do this for the record, even if it is self explanatory.

Mako being pronounced “Mah-Koh” like the shark. Kogane, being sounded out phonetically like “Koh-Gah-Neh”

Myrrkr.

(Mere-car)

Amris Kurin wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2012 5:26 pm Am-ris Ku-rin

just forget the "I" in Amris, and say Amrs.(like in Merlin if anyone watched that TV show )

Ku( is in qu)

rin(as in ring without the "G" ending) and focus on the "Q" and "R"

Hi guys
Amrs, a name that resonates with the mystique of Merlin, evokes a sense of intrigue and enchantment. By shedding the "I," it embraces brevity while maintaining its magical charm.

Chiv Bango wrote: ↑Thu May 14, 2020 1:20 pm Chiv or Cheev
Bango

Hi guys
It's nicefree fire name

Gruthan Duevara

Groo-than (Gru rhymes with goo. Than sounds like Ethan but without the E)

(There’s 2 ways to pronounce the last name)

Day-vaa-ruh (formal pronunciation, like after a title)

Duh-vaa-ruh (informal, when by itself or saying full name)

I hope this isn’t too confusing, if it doesn’t make sense you can just say either of them whenever.