https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRRofGLTsv8 At 26:21
"Eh" - "Lah" - "We(h)"
Good lord ... that's not even remotely close to how I thought it was pronounced. I thought it was "Ee" - "Lah" - "O" - "i (similar to eh)"
MisterHealYoGirl1 voteseh-LAH-whee or ih-LAH-whee are both correct, depending on your accent.
Dominick Destine1 voteseh-LAH-whee or ih-LAH-whee are both correct, depending on your accent.
Both of those 'sound' disgusting.
My native language would pronounce it as I wrote it earlier; "Eeh"(Similar to eel) - "Lah" - "Oi" (Think 'Oy, wanker')
Wtf is this "Uh La Weh" bullshoot? the name is forever tainted now.
Star Guardían1 votesThing is, it doesn't matter how your native language would pronounce it. Illaoi is a fictional name from a fictional place.
MisterHealYoGirl1 votesI as in 'ill', a as in 'large', oi as a diphthong pronounced as in 'eel'. Does that help?
Meep Man1 votesIllaoi pronounces it Ill-ow-ee. I guess it might sound slightly different in dragon tongue.
Deep Terror Nami1 votesYa, that's correct.
Photos of Ghosts1 votesYea, they spelled it "Ill - ow - i" on release to explain... but I still call her Ill - a - ò - i, in 4 syllables. It sounds more micronesian native at my ears.
Dominick Destine2 votes[{quoted}](name=Photos of Ghosts,realm=EUW,application-id=6kFXY1kR,discussion-id=4N95tFsg,comment-id=0003,timestamp=2016-03-08T21:40:26.262+0000)
Ill - a - ò - i, in 4 syllables.
Yeah that is almost how I say it except not "ILL" but "Eel"(sort of)
Photos of Ghosts1 votesWell, I'm Italian so a double L is a double L to me, it HAS to be longer than simple L. And while I'm sure the languages of natives of pacific isles have mainly single consonants, I do think recalling they have occasional doubles.
EDIT: single consonants, not vowels, sorry.
darkmatchwaldo1 votesThis is how i've always said it.
Tesla Effect1 votesDang it, its the Lewa thing all over again!