How the heck do you pronounce your NS names? (II)

[Dowerk]

[do'uɜ:k]
randomly selected
can someone tell me what language the name is most likely to come from and how to pronounce it in that language?

[La Xinga]

I wonder how people have been pronouncing mine.

Jen-Eh-Vive

[Risottia]

I wonder how people have been pronouncing mine.

I pronounce it /ʒə nəv ˈjɛv/

[Silver Commonwealth]

I wonder how people have been pronouncing mine.

Somewhat like this: Že-ne-view

Here you go.

[The New California Republic]

I'd say that mine is obvious, as it isn't like some others where it is comprised of a seemingly random string of vowels and consonants that don't form an already recognised word or words.

[Twicetagram and JYPe]

I would ask about your nation name’s etymology but I’d figure that’s be too similar to this thread/more of a F&NI thing

[Dumb Ideologies]

I wonder how people have been pronouncing mine.

"Bob"

[Ifreann]

The way it's spelled, of course. It's just an ordinary noun.

[La Xinga]

The way it's spelled, of course. It's just an ordinary noun.

If-Ree-On

[Badjuristan]

bad Jer Ih Stan

[Ifreann]

The way it's spelled, of course. It's just an ordinary noun.

If-Ree-On

English speakers always think that.

[Turth]

Turth, just like "Truth" except with exchanged "u" And "r".
Hard T, UR just like in "Tour" And TH just like in "Three"

And while at it, Turth comes not from "truth", but rather from my awesome try to hide "Thoth" into it.

[Silver Commonwealth]

The way it's spelled, of course. It's just an ordinary noun.

How about If-re-ann?

[Free Las Pinas]

[possibly messed this up, but it’s really simple, so might not matter]

frē las pēñas

frē = free
las = las
pē = pee
ñas = nyas/niyas

[Twicetagram and JYPe]

The way it's spelled, of course. It's just an ordinary noun.

I-Frey-Ann/Aan?

[The Holy Therns]

Whichever non-joking way you, the reader, are pronouncing it is fine enough for me.

[The Blaatschapen]

Whichever non-joking way you, the reader, are pronouncing it is fine enough for me.

When do I ever say something in a non-joking way?

[La Xinga]

Whichever non-joking way you, the reader, are pronouncing it is fine enough for me.

When do I ever say something in a non-joking way?

The Blaatsch-a-pen

[The Holy Therns]

Whichever non-joking way you, the reader, are pronouncing it is fine enough for me.

When do I ever say something in a non-joking way?

Those are puns. Awful, ghastly puns. But I don't recall you making one on my NS name.

[Free Las Pinas]

Whichever non-joking way you, the reader, are pronouncing it is fine enough for me.

Thew Howy Thewns

My nation’s name is thy produced "Veh-neck-yo"

Did not expect that

[The Blaatschapen]

When do I ever say something in a non-joking way?

Those are puns. Awful, ghastly puns. But I don't recall you making one on my NS name.

No worries, I'll be getting my thern soon.

[Twicetagram and JYPe]

My nation’s name is thy produced "Veh-neck-yo"

Did not expect that

But I mean, half of the nations here don’t even have matching pronunciations.

[The Holy Therns]

Whichever non-joking way you, the reader, are pronouncing it is fine enough for me.

Thew Howy Thewns

You are powerless before my precautionary disclaimers, mortal.

[Ifreann]

The way it's spelled, of course. It's just an ordinary noun.

How about If-re-ann?

The way it's spelled, of course. It's just an ordinary noun.

I-Frey-Ann/Aan?

If-rin
It's an Irish word.

[Clton]

Its pronounced “Kelt-on” but 9 year old me couldn’t spell and NS doesn't allow spelling changes
In my book of lore i made on “Kelton” it originates from the name of our first king Celtus I (Reign 1346-1382)