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Joe20
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Nov 26 2013, 5:33am


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its always been Smaug like Sauron. Both have an 'au'. So I pronounced it like Sauron is pronounced in the movies... S-ow-ron and Sm-ow-g.

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Pronunciation of the name Smaug... KasDel Send a private message to KasDel Nov 26 2013, 5:05am
    No umlaut DwellerInDale Send a private message to DwellerInDale Nov 26 2013, 5:17am
    Well for me Joe20 Send a private message to Joe20 Nov 26 2013, 5:33am
        That's what I've always understood to be the correct way.// Elizabeth Send a private message to Elizabeth Nov 26 2013, 8:07am
        Same here - Smowg and Sowron // dormouse Send a private message to dormouse Nov 26 2013, 5:13pm
    I've given up trying to do it the correct way demnation Send a private message to demnation Nov 26 2013, 5:43am
        PJ "Schmaug" micha84 Send a private message to micha84 Nov 26 2013, 6:21am
            Nope, not the NZ dialouge, this coming from a Kiwi. ElendilTheShort Send a private message to ElendilTheShort Nov 26 2013, 6:41am
            I don't think Kiwis generally would say Shmowg patrickk Send a private message to patrickk Nov 26 2013, 6:45am
            Sir PJ's "Schmaug" Lissuin Send a private message to Lissuin Nov 26 2013, 6:47am
                If I can hazard a guess demnation Send a private message to demnation Nov 26 2013, 7:17am
                He's not a pronunciation expert ryanw8 Send a private message to ryanw8 Nov 26 2013, 3:33pm
            Peter also says "Schmeagol" :) // grammaboodawg Send a private message to grammaboodawg Nov 26 2013, 10:23am
        Well, it's not that hard! macfalk Send a private message to macfalk Nov 26 2013, 11:03am
            Whatever Beeromir Send a private message to Beeromir Nov 26 2013, 1:39pm
                I see macfalk Send a private message to macfalk Nov 26 2013, 1:43pm
                    Funny because usually it's the other way round Lieutenant of Dol Guldur Send a private message to Lieutenant of Dol Guldur Nov 26 2013, 2:53pm
                        Yeah macfalk Send a private message to macfalk Nov 26 2013, 3:55pm
                            The "au-" sound in English is often a difficult one elaen32 Send a private message to elaen32 Nov 26 2013, 5:12pm
                        My daughter sherlock Send a private message to sherlock Nov 28 2013, 1:57pm
                            Squirrel is a funny one. Lissuin Send a private message to Lissuin Nov 28 2013, 6:29pm
                                The first one sherlock Send a private message to sherlock Nov 29 2013, 11:50am
                                I never knew there were so many options Kim Send a private message to Kim Nov 30 2013, 1:57am
                    Well, that's the thing demnation Send a private message to demnation Nov 26 2013, 3:07pm
    Question of language Fredeghar Wayfarer Send a private message to Fredeghar Wayfarer Nov 26 2013, 8:46am
        au as in English 'loud' or Elvish 'Sauron' Elthir Send a private message to Elthir Nov 26 2013, 1:52pm
            Thank you for the detailed explanation! demnation Send a private message to demnation Nov 26 2013, 3:07pm
    I used to say smog-ish, too grammaboodawg Send a private message to grammaboodawg Nov 26 2013, 10:22am
    It's the only correct pronounciation of Smaug. // macfalk Send a private message to macfalk Nov 26 2013, 11:03am

 
 
 

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