How do you pronounce "Leeke" and other company/sculpt names?

Lee-keh I think it is, cos I think it's a Korean word. I looked on the Korean site to see if it was written in Korean anywhere (Korean is written phonetically) but couldn't find it ^^'

EDIT: It's the title on the web browser! It says 리케 which I would pronounce as li-keh.

Hope that helps ^^

 

I've always said Lee-kee :P

So I have to start saying Li-keh XD

 

Lol, I've always pronounced it like the onion - leek!

 

I've also been saying "lee-kee", just cuz it sounds cute. XD;;

 

*coughs* I've also always pronouced it like the veggie... Leek all the way!

 

I've always pronounced it "leh-keh", because I tend to pronounce japanese and korean words as I would pronounce german words.

 

Leaky! ^_^ Personally I have huge problems changing my pronunciation of something if I've been pronouncing it one way for a while. So I'll probably continue to pronounce it "leaky," but its nice to know how it is supposed to be pronounced.

 

Heh, I've always pronounced it like the vegetable/when water escapes, so it's nice to be corrected - it never occured to me the e had it's own syllable!

Liz

 

i've always said "leak", but i've started adding the "eh" to the end. o_O;; But not like "EH" more like a german uh....thing....-is confuzed- @__@;;;

 

Lee-kee-or just adorable..I do love my LeeKe girls!

 

I normally pronounce "Lee-Key", but sometimes pronounce "leak" because it does miss a lot of stuff for the group order recently......
They mailed off the order of Dec. 19 but forgot the Dec. 3rd package.....According to my friend.

 

Ditto! XD;;

 

I pronounce it 'leak,' but I doubt that's right. x3

 

This is quite cute, (sorry, but I read write speak korean). it's pronounced "Lee-Keh" it could be written "Li-Keh" but either way works fine I think.

to go slightly OT, it's confusing sometimes when I hear English speaking bjd owners say certain words or terms (such as 'face-up'. I understand it 100% when it is written, but when I'm speaking to someone I stop myself from saying 'make-up' or meku.) Just interesting connotation.

 

i say 'leak'

like. . .

there's a leak in the roof.

i know. it's wrong. ^__^;;

but now that i know how i'm SUPPOSED to pronounce it, i'll probably start saying 'li-keh' now. it does make a bit more sense. :P
kinda like how i learned that yder was 'ee-dah' instead of 'eye-derr' xD

 

I was pronouncing it "Leek". Hmm. Oh well, we all know what we're trying to talk about anyway. I'll probably continue callling it "Leek"

I took 3 years of German.. and it stuck with me. I now pronounce stuff that way even though I've lived in the US all my life.

 

I pronounced it "Lee-Kee".