/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

How do you pronounce her name? I use the English pronunciation but people have been saying use the Italian one. But how the fuck would I say it in Italian? Beatorichionni?

[sage No.]

Why would a situation where you have to say it pop up?

[Anonymous No.]

Beatorice
with the "rice" pronounced like "rich"+ "ay"

[(″･ิ_･ิ)っ-̾ No.]

Beatoriche.

[Anonymous No.]

Bee-Treese

[Anonymous No.]

bay-a-tree-chay.

[Anonymous No.]

Everytime someone uses Beato...I silently add Mario at the end in my head.

[Anonymous No.]

Bee-uh-tree-say

[Suigin !YUsuiginy. No.]

Beatriz

[Anonymous No.]

be-a-to-ri-chu <3

[Anonymous No.]

Be-ah-toh-ree-che

[Anonymous No.]

ベアトリーチェ

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924786
BEAAAAAAAAAAAAA
TOOOOOOOOORRRI
CHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Looks like Battler's theories are blasting off again!

[Anonymous No.]

HURR
NAYM

[Anonymous No.]

I use the french pronunciation.

[Anonymous No.]

>But how the fuck would I say it in Italian? Beatorichionni?
Are you trying to be funny or just plain retarded?

[Anonymous No.]

Bee-uh-triss.
Why? Because it sounds right to me, and I'm never actually gonna say her name anyway.

[Beatrice the Golden !WITCHqFSq2 No.]

You called?

[Anonymous No.]

But the Italians spell it Beatrice...not Beatoriche

[Anonymous No.]

Bea-to-Rich-ie

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924801
Same.

Bé (as in café) - a (as in armor) - tri (pronounced as tree, with a french r) - ce (like the S in snake).

[Anonymous No.]

http://forvo.com/word/beatrice/

[Anonymous No.]

I was just outside during a huge storm - really close lightning and very hard rain. Beatrice cant scare me with her magic because witches dont exist.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924832

Magic exists anon.

[Anonymous No.]

The French way is the best way to pronounce it.

[Anonymous No.]

I use the katakana that was given. Why the fuck would you care how it was really pronounced? It's not like you're going to bust out Beatrice in a conversation with friends.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924845
Lies!

[Anonymous No.]

Béatrice is the only acceptable answer.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924809
>But the Italians spell it Beatrice...not Beatoriche
Well, they pronounce it Beatree-tche. No "to" though, that's just because the japanese can't handle the "tr". So really in italian the nickname would be Bea or Bice (pronounced Bee-tche).

[Anonymous No.]

Who cares?

She's so pretty!

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924860
>Bice (pronounced Bee-tche).
Suits her perfectly.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924771

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924877
That 't' is inaudible bro. Just there for Inglisc pronuncesciun purpozez.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924877
l2foreign language

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924911

It's close enough

[Frenchfag No.]

>>2924801
same

[Anonymous No.]

I pronounce it ベアトリーチェ

[Anonymous No.]

She is the greatest villain
Plays with my head
Plays with my heart
Plays with my soul

And I still dont know what shes after

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924849

>It's not like you have any friends to bust out Beatrice in a conversation with.

[Beatrice the Golden !WITCHqFSq2 No.]

>>2924960
Remember your sin.

[Arcueid Brunestud !ARCIkc4cG6 No.]

I remember when the popular Beatrice back in the days was on 'The Golden Girls' as Dorothy Zbornak.

She was every bit as hilarious as the one you little ones know today, mind you.

[Anonymous No.]

Beato, of course.

But is it 'bee-tou' or 'bay-tou'?

[Anonymous No.]

Bee-to-riss.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924991
Beh-ah-toe.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924991

ベアト

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

ベアト　≠　ビート

[Anonymous No.]

BEATORICHE

[Anonymous of Austria No.]

>>2924991
The only language in which people try to explain "i" as "ee" and "e" as "ay".
Even the French know that "u" is "u", not "ü" or "yu".

[Rome !!EPVwTIz4j/f No.]

I know it's wrong, but I like to say it like Be-a-trice. With rice pronounced like the food.

[Anonymous No.]

Y'all pronounce her name in some funny ways.
I pronounce it as bee ahh(but quick) trish(without the "h")

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925038
But our common "u" is pronounced like the german "ü".

[Anonymous No.]

ITT It's like I'm really in Europe!

[Anonymous No.]

It's an Italian name so obviously you use the Italian pronounciation.

>>2925038
>The only language in which people try to explain "i" as "ee" and "e" as "ay".
No it's not.

[Anonymous No.]

Beartritcheh

[Anonymous No.]

i dislike the italian way of pronouncing it. when i play the VN its always bee-uh-triss in my head.

[Anonymous No.]

Beatrice is mo-

[Anonymous No.]

ベアトリーチェ

Like this.

[Anonymous No.]

Bay a trees

[Anonymous No.]

For Beato, Bay a toe

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

It's /bea'tritʃe/, the Italian pronunciation. More than possibly a homage to Francesco Petrarca's poetry source of inspiration, keeping in line with the homage to Dante with Virgilia.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2924848
French "Beatrice" doesn't do the "che" from "trice"

Also
>>I use the katakana that was given. Why the fuck would you care how it was really pronounced?
I don't think you can use katakana if you say that.

[CurryButt !CIELBE/jzM No.]

I pronounce it Golden Bitch.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925507
Petrarca's waifu was Laura, Beatrice was Dante's own.

[Anonymous No.]

Is Beatrice Italian?

[(″･ิ_･ิ)っ-̾ No.]

>>2925585
Don't talk about Beatrice like that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925627
No, she's fictional.

[CurryButt !CIELBE/jzM No.]

>>2925630

I-i wasnt serious! I like beato she's moe ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

My penis is so confused over Beatrice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925627
Beatrice is the name of the Golden Witch, she isn't italian any more than Bernkastel is german or Lambdadelta greek.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925667

So why is everyone using Italian pronunciation or French? Why not stick with English since we have no fucking idea what ethnicity she is?

[Anonymous No.]

Beato is an Italian jew living in Japan.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925691
because contrary to the person using it of whom we know nothing about, the name IS italian. Virgilia, when she chooses her name, specifically states that Beatrice's name source is Dante's guide.
In the book, Virgil can guide him only until the tip of Mount Purgatory because he was a pagan, then she becomes Dante's guide. So in a sense, he guides the poet to Beatrice.

Anyways they pronounced it correctly in the anime, just youtube it or something

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925691
Because the name sounds better like that.
And an Italian or French with is cooler.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925691
The origin of this name is Latin : Beatrix
and the most common derivation are n french, italian and spanish

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925691
La divina comedia, do you know it?

[Anonymous No.]

By the way, Trixie comes from Beatrice

[Anonymous No.]

since were talking about italy and stuff anyone mind telling what cathedral is this? I studied it in college but forgot the name.

by the way the pic is from a visual novel

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925769

Funny, because Beatrice sounds like the name of a graceful aristocratic beauty and Trixie sounds more like the name of a pole dancer.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925787
Yeah, I know, that's why I pointed it.

[Anonymous No.]

Beatriz

[Anonymous No.]

Bee-uh-Tree-suh

[Anonymous No.]

French pronunciation.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925831
Beatritché is still the only good one, since that's the katakana match the italian pronounciation, instead of the french one.

[Anonymous No.]

/ˈbiː.ətrɪs/

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925936
Stop imposing crappy english pronounciations for everything when it's a latin base, fucktard.

[Anonymous No.]

Bee-uh-Tris

[Anonymous No.]

>>2925964
It's just how I pronounce it. Why are you so mad?