#WOD CHANGING BREEDS DRAGON HOW TO#
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#WOD CHANGING BREEDS DRAGON PLUS#

The Dark Eye usually is similarly shortened as name plus number, no edition. Resultingly, if it's established you are talking about Shadowrun, just using 'fourth' and 'fifth' and so on is often acceptable though, in this context, edition sometimes is mentioned. 'Shadowrun three' or 'Shadowrun four' etc. Shadowrun often skips the mentioning of the word 'edition', e.g. So ABC would be pronounced as 'A B C' not 'Abc'. Large letters in a row, abbreviations, are usually spoken in single letters. However, for the readability, those are translated into English here. However, even then, we'd more commonly use the German numeral than the English one. In general, the communities I encountered might at first sound kind of strange, using a kind of Denglish (German with English terms sown in) for game discussions a lot, as many players often obtain rules in English. It's not for all games, but some of the more common ones, and based on how I experienced it. So this is just a short excerpt about how I saw it done in Germany, especially based on the area of Kiel (stores and RPG-club setting), but also taking into account what I know about Hamburg (from taking part in conventions there) and Berlin (from talking a lot with Berlin gamers). Even within a country, areas or groups might do it differently, and rules you try to establish for one game might not hold true for a different game in the same group - each group might establish their own lingo, influenced by other groups and most times the lingo is close enough that two groups might understand each other. This can't be answered on a global area easily, as many countries do it differently. It depends on the game, the context, and area So, how do I pronounce numbers in game system names&versions? Not even this rather thorough pronunciation guide has an answer to this problem. In Russian, the literal translation of how we read 'D&D 3.5' is 'D&D three point five', and I've heard this wording in English, too.

#WOD CHANGING BREEDS DRAGON HOW TO#

However, no course that I've taken has yet taught me how to pronounce numbers in game editions. in English, there are thousands of websites where you can do it, and it's studied as part of all or almost English courses at some point. If you want to learn how to pronounce dates, prices, etc. What I am having problems with, though, are numbers. Proper nouns are a different story, but, generally, some audio or video exists for popular settings where those words are pronounced as intended by the publisher. If you don't know how to pronounce 'dungeon' or 'dragon', or any other regular word, e.g. Most game systems use regular English words for their names.

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