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Loli Anonymous
Hey /c/ and Pedos if you're out there, I want to know how you pronounce 'Loli' I say it as 'low lee' like from Lolita, while some people argue and say its 'Lawl lee' Like in Lollipop, your thoughts?
>> Anonymous
The first one, the second one would be romanized as rarikon not rorikon in Japanese. Anyone who argues otherwise knows shit about Japanese
>> Anonymous
He's talking about lolikon or lolicon, which is I believe, and they are pronounces 'low lee con'
>> Anonymous
Its pronounced "low-lee" since its short for lolita ("low-lee-tah")
>>695274
Im not entirely sure what you're talking about (obviously about lolicon) but lolita isn't a Japanese word.
>> Anonymous
>>695299
I had to edit my post :(

I gathered that bit and Im not arguing but lolita isn't a japanese word and loli came from lolita.
>> Anonymous
Doesn't fucking matter
>> Anonymous
I agree that low lee is the correct way to pronounce it but I still use law lee because it takes less effort. Changing between the lo and li syllables requires lip movement.

I'm a lazy bastard
>> Lilim
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I say low-lee
>> KZN
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I'm not entirely sure of the origins of the word, but in this case, when referring to "lolicon," it's Japanese, so, ignoring the "con" syllable for now:

Loli is actually rori. Composed of the syllables "ro" and "ri" ( ? and ?.)

The first syllable is the one in question here. Since it is "ro" and not "rou," it has a shorter "oh" sound than "rou" would have (as if, to have an English equivalent here, "rou" would be pronounced more like "row") With this shorter "oh" sound, it can very easily be heard as either "law lee" or "low lee." In other words, both are correct. Personally, when I say it, it comes out more like "law lee," but I'm still pronouncing an "o."
>> Anonymous
lollipop pronunciation
>> Anonymous
Lol-ee as in if raping children wasn't funny it wouldn't be called loli

And it's spelt paedo
>> Rock
The name does in fact come from the book/movie Lolita about an old man falling in love with an underage girl. I can't remember how old she was, so really it should be pronounced like the first part of Lolita, so low-lee-con would be the correct way. Having worked in a movie store is the only reason I know about this movie and that it was originally a book; god the useless shit you learned when you had that type of job...Though I could kick ass at Trivial Pursuit a little better because of it...
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Loli thread?
>> Anonymous
loli thread go!
>> Anonymous
Low-Lee? Lawl-Lee?

It's pronounced 'Love'
>> Anonymous
i say it the lolipop way
>> Anonymous
well i pronounce lolita like Low lee ta

but i pronounce loli like law le

same with all the /b/tard i know irl
>> Anonymous
You're all fucking abject failiures, regardless of what this thread decides.
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why not
>> Iceknight212
'lo li' duh
>> Anonymous
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I pronounce it

Loh-lee-tah
and
Law-Lee

Probably wrong but I don't care
>> Anonymous
The novel is low-lit-uh.

Loli, I pronounce as low-lee.
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>> Anonymous
It's definitely 'low-lee'. Not because that's how Japanese would say it, but from the book.

But fuck that shit, 'law-lee' is easier to say.
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>> Anonymous
Lo-lee-ta: the tip of the tongue taking a trip of three steps down the palate to tap, at three, on the teeth. Lo. Lee. Ta.

?? is pronounced as 'low-lee'.

You lollipop fagots are wrong.
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>>697027
I pronounce them the exact same way as you. Also, Marley <3
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>>697068
Calling someone a loli like "low-lee" sounds britfag to me..
Soooooo I'll stick with my slightly more fun way to say it.
I don't give a fuck if it's technically wrong.
Plllusssss
Plus, when you think lollipops, you're likely to think of little girls with them soooooo....

Vanilla wants a lollipop
>> manga&gt;anime? Anonymous
in japan it's RORI, row-ree, so i'm going by that..
>> Anonymous
I actually read it as "lol-ee"
>> Anonymous
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i say low lee but friend say law lee so i say fuck u
>> Anonymous
It's definately "law-lee", because there is no long 'o' sound in Japanese.
It'd probably be spelled "louli" for it to be pronounced the other way.
>> Anonymous
Add an N in the middle and we can pronounce it "lonely."

Or "ronery."
>> Anonymous
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>there is no long 'o' sound in Japanese

wat
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>>697201
That's what I was trying to get across. Except, there is a long o sound, it's just technically TWO sounds instead of one. As you displayed, "ou."
>> Anonymous
"looooooli"