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[Firox]

Sounds fun
early morning call
I'm off to work
(sigh, it will be almost 8 hours)

[Michen_S]

Okay then, have fun!

[HellEye]

Ooh nice
Hopefully they understand now

[Michen_S]

I don't know, I have yet to share the picture.

[HellEye]

We'll see later.

[Michen_S]

I'm just gonna link it to some stuff, and see where it goes!

[HellEye]

Okie! You could also post it here

[Michen_S]

Then this is one of the places!

[Firox]

That looks nice
taking a quick break to warm up

[Michen_S]

Okay Firox, you're the first one to see. If you're also the first one to forget, you'll get double-slapped.

[HellEye]

Miigun?
Doesn't sound right

[Michen_S]

Nope, that's pretty close to how I say it. German pronounciation.

[HellEye]

I thought it'd be more like
Mii Shen or mi tchen

[Firox]

Mi-not sure how to "spell out" hard H sound, not sure if there is an English or Spanish word that matches

I know that closest is Russian and Bulgarian - X

Mii-H-een

[Michen_S]

Nope. HellEye's second example is English. The others... I'm not even sure.

But it's how one would say it in Dutch or German. It IS supposed to be a Dutch name, after all. Though, if you see me on social media or Discord it's easier to tell since the last name, Sneeuwhart, can also been seen there.

However, even most Dutch people on the internet automatically assume it's an English name. With that, Germans have the by far the biggest chance of getting it right first try. Though, most of that was on Twitch, so the last name of my username there might've given it away.

That's what I observed, at least. And a Mii-gun is the easiest to draw that came very close to how I actually say it in my head. Look at you two, learning!