Game Community → English Speaking Community → Forum → The Barracks → The Game Room → Community Board → Panther '4000+ PURE DAMAGE!' Gameplay at 'Thiepval Ridge' map You can hear him say it in this video.Įdited by Goo Poni, 19 March 2014 - 03:37 AM. It's a nickname that Quickybaby has started to use for the JgPzE-100. I think the 'e' should be removed and the 'a' accented, but I have no idea of the correct accent. How does one type Jaeguru? When said, the J should be done like a Y, like Jagd, the 'ae' should be 'ay' and the 'r' should roll off the tongue so that it's almost like an 'L' instead. I guess in a thread about language, this would be the best place to ask. I always find it really weird when I hear people who probably have no idea how to say any amount of German, both British and Americans, and end up just reading the word as they see it, so the Jagdtiger becomes the Jagged Tiger. Leopard is lepard, regular english way of saying it. I think it can continue life as the Tiger. From that pronunciation thingy that OP has, it looks like Tiger should be said like Tigger with a longer 'i'. I think Grille should be pronounced like you put an 'r' on the end, but it's just a grill to me. I'm actually surprised I was saying that correctly anyways. At least French doesn't sound like German which doesn't sound like Spanish.įor me, Panther is Panther, instead of Panter. As someone with no idea how to say hello in any of their languages, it all sounds pretty much the same. Hearing anyone from the far eastern European countries is like 'How in the f*ck is that a language?.' Lithuania, Slovakia, Romania, Poland, those countries. Guttural accents or ones that require some serious rolling of the tongue, I cannot do. Generally because I cannot do accents properly. I already know the pronunciation of most of the German tank names.

Here you can hear it - click-Įdited by vampyrii, 18 March 2014 - 02:06 PM. Things get a bit difficult here so you better listen for yourself. SO.Combining the previous and mentioning that JAG = YAG in German. You can hear the word with Panzer together here - click. click-Ĭorrect pronunciation is PANCHE ( PANTSEH). The umlaut (the two little dots on top of the O) means its actually written Loewe. Luh-veh is actually the correct German pronunciation. Looks like there is a bit of confusion on German tanks names.

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