How to pronounce words in Mossflower country.

[Tam and Martin]

I may be able to. What would I need to do

[Redwaller]

Well, we need few people to discuss it together, and when they come to agreement, they send the list they've made to me.

[321tumbler]

I'd like to.

[Redwaller]

Okay, those that want to help, PM me.

[Rusvul]

I say salamandastron sal-am-an-DAS-tron. and the pronunciation guide is a good idea.

[Gonff the Mousethief]

I say it Sal a man DA Stron

I also say Rue san o

[Jukka the Sling]

I pronounce Wildlough "Wildlock", 'cause "lough" is just an alternate spelling of "loch". I just thought I'd throw that out there, in case anyone was wondering how to pronounce that.

But I'm also wondering, how do you guys pronounce Lycian? (The Abbess from High Rhulain.) Do you say it "Lie-shun", or "Lissien"?

[Tam and Martin]

I pronounce Lycian the second way you mentioned it with the 'I' kind of sounding like an 'E'.

[MeadowR]

Good topic!

I too thought Asmodeus was as-mo-de-us.
I had trouble knowing how to say 'eulaliah' but I know it now. I also say Salamandastron correctly now.
Whilst I read Redwall I don't think I properly pronounced Methuselah in my mind because I really wasn't too sure how it was said. I seem to know how to spell his name now so I guess that helps me to pronounce it right...

I'm generally getting pronunciations wrong in a lot of cases. In Harry Potter before the first film came out I thought Hermione was pronounced 'Her-me-own'.

Anyway, I'm sure there's more Redwall characters I'm pronouncing wrong in my head.

[Vilu Daskar]

I pronounce all the weird stuff how they do it in the audio books

[Wylder Treejumper]

I say it in my improper American way, then say it with a British accent.
Makes everything easier, and ta-da! Problem fixed!

[Shadowed One]

I pronounce all the weird stuff how they do it in the audio books

Me too.

[Cornflower MM]

Salamandastron is Sala-MANDA-stron. Kotir is Ko-ter.

[The Skarzs]

Rang-oo-var, or Rang-yoo-var?
Goo-lo, or Guh-lo?

[Cornflower MM]

Guh-lo. Rang-oo-var. At least, that's what I thunk.