Saïx's true name revealed!

[Awkward Squid]

Mickey having armor? Eh...

So, how bout the english pronunciation? Would it be 'ee'-'say', 'ai'-'say', 'ee'-sa', or 'ai'-'sa'?

It's probably pronounced "ee-suh"

 

[Superschlock]

Mickey having armor? Eh...

So, how bout the english pronunciation? Would it be 'ee'-'say', 'ai'-'say', 'ee'-sa', or 'ai'-'sa'?

I'd say 'ih-suh'

 

[αsiя]

I think pronouncing Isa will be ee-saw
because I remeber that one of my friends have than name but I think its spelled different

 

[Sea salt Aisu]

That's awesome! Except for the fact that I lost the bet with my brother. >_>; He said Isa. xD
And lol. If you put Lea and Isa together, you get Lisa. xDD

 

[RobbieNewton]

Had af eeling it would be Isa. Now we just need appearances (I would accept cameos) from the Somebodies of Demyx, Luxord, Marluxia and Larxene (wow, are we down to just 4 needing real names now?)

 

[Hikari221]

I'd say 'ih-suh'

I very much doubt that it's ih-suh. I also doubt it's eye-suh, since dipthongs aren't typically present within the letter "i", in japanese. (Kairi, for example, has an "ai" to clarify that point) No, I would imagine that Isa is pronounced ee-suh.

 

[Ventus Air-Man]

Mickey having armor? Eh...

So, how bout the english pronunciation? Would it be 'ee'-'say', 'ai'-'say', 'ee'-sa', or 'ai'-'sa'?

I believe that it is pronounced ee-sah.

 

[Birnax]

Isa, huh? I don't like since it reminds of the Iguana from dora the explorer.

 

[Yuuki]

hahahaha i cant believe i didnt notice but my cousin is called isa >.<
well her full name is Isamar but we call her Isa for short

 

[thylings]

I KNEW IT!!!

Thank god. A name that actually fits perfectly.

 

[Sign]

Originally Posted by Ventus Air-Man
I believe that it is pronounced ee-sah.

I know it's going to be pronounced that way in Japanese, but it might changed when dubbing in English, just like how Lea became Lee.

Anyway, it's an opinion question.

 

[crazzyBRY]

I know it's going to be pronounced that way in Japanese, but it might changed when dubbing in English, just like how Lea became Lee.

Anyway, it's an opinion question.

It was Lee from the very beginning.. Who didn't know that?

If your asian, you would know that it's pronounced LEE not LEE-YAH..

 

[Aqua.]

Damn, now we know the function of a Star Fragment..

Aw I bet it's like the thing that started making gummi ships D

i hope cid and leon and the gang appear though... D [but i don't want to know that in any ads or magazine! i want it to be a surprise in the game!]

 

[AxelsVirtue]

wow
thanks you for the info sol
isa hmmmm how do you pronounce the name?

In my experience Japanese proper knowns translated to the English alphabet always have curtain vowels and vowel pronunciations the same.

ai- eye
e- ay
i- eeh
a at end of word- ah
e.t.c.

Thus, Isa= eeh-s-ah

 

[Lissar]

Hmm.... yeah, that about covers it, not much more I can add to that.

Oh, except the pronunciation of "Isa" is like "Ah-ee-zah", at least for Japan.

edit: Haha, the 2channers are all upset. They thought for sure it was going to be Sia.

@ CrazzyBRY - What? In Japanese the name is pronounced Lee-ah. It wasn't always Lee.

 

[Rexy]

Damn, now we know the function of a Star Fragment..

Aw I bet it's like the thing that started making gummi ships D

i hope cid and leon and the gang appear though... D [but i don't want to know that in any ads or magazine! i want it to be a surprise in the game!]

the thing that is used to bilt gummi blocks were the worlds wall...when the walls were broken by the heartless, King Mickey (i think) discover that they could use that block to fly between worlds. the walls of Radiant Garden were destroyd 9 years before Kingdom Hearts (as Leon and Cid said) and they used those block to travel to Twilight town...Mickey and Scrooge used them too to travel between worlds

 

[Aqua.]

well the a could be silent

i know that it would have to be isu or something, but it would be for game's reason, right?

ais..

hehe..

like silent a at the end.

 

[Yuuki]

In my experience Japanese proper knowns translated to the English alphabet always have curtain vowels and vowel pronunciations the same.

ai- eye
e- ay
i- eeh
a at end of word- ah
e.t.c.

Thus, Isa= eeh-s-ah

well japanese and panish are alike in a few ways, when it comes to sounds that is XD
so going by the spanish i think the name is pronounce ee-sah. my cousin is call isamar pronounce ee-sah-mar but we call her Isa for short so if im not mistaken the name in japanese should be pronounce the same way.

 

[Dawn Rebirth]

Well when it comes out in english, I hope it's pronouced Eye-za Just because it sound's good with Lee. (Eye-za and Lee or Lee and Eye-za) (the ring is there)

 

[pinkvelvet89]

yay! I liked the name Isa, and that's what I originally hoped for!

...but not to start anything serious, but do you think it's pronounced eeh-sah or eye-sah?

Lea and Isa (eeh-sah) for some reason ring really well in my ears.