Birthday list (converted to Gregorian calendar)
This is mostly for my own reference so I can access this on the go, but it’s possibly useful for others?
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Birthday list (converted to Gregorian calendar)
This is mostly for my own reference so I can access this on the go, but it’s possibly useful for others?
The Eyrien Pronunciation Guide (and how to spell some of the worst offenders)
Eyrie: noun; world and setting of the story. Pronounced Eer-ee Eyrien: adjective; being of or from Eyrie. Pronounced Eer-ee-an
Llhaencellot: proper noun; the name of the airship upon which the questers dwell. Double "l"s -- the first which has a "h" after it -- and the first syllable involves "ae". The other "e" in the name is without an "a" before it. Pronounced Lay-en-sell-ott Raolf: proper noun; character name. Pronounced authentically Rah-oolf, though often blended with wider-Eyrien accents to sound like Rah-owf or Rowf Rhey'Vannese: adjective; being of or from Rhey'Van. To spell, remember "Rhey'Van" as in the continent has one "e" and an apostrophe between "Rhey" and "Van" -- you literally tack on a "nese" to the base word, leaving two "n"s. Pronounced Ray-Van-ees Schael: proper noun; character name. A is before E in spelling! Pronounced Shay-ell, though Shale is also used commonly.
(This will be updated with more if any arise -- if there's a word you have particular trouble with, leave it in my ask and it shall be added.)