So, guys, I'm curious about how you pronounce Javier/Javi

Since it's a Spanish name, I'm curious about how English speakers pronounce it, and of course, I'm curious about how Clem and other characters will pronounce it, too. Imagine something funny like:

Clementine: "What's your name?"

Javier: "I'm Javier."

Clementine: "Ha~... What?"

Javier: "Um... Javier... But my friends call me Javi, though." (Little nod to Jesus XD)

Clementine: "...Huh-vee~... Come again?"

Javier: "...Nevermind, just call me Jay."

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  • edited June 2016

    Haw-vee-air. Hawvee. It's only weird if you make it weird.

  • I assume it's pronounced with an X instead of J. I know an Javier in real life.

  • edited June 2016

    My real name is Javier, too. My friends call me Javi, pronounced "HA-vee", but I'm from Spain so the pronunciations may be different.

  • Well I live in America.

    Vaxij posted: »

    My real name is Javier, too. My friends call me Javi, pronounced "HA-vee", but I'm from Spain so the pronunciations may be different.

  • Well J in Spanish is pronounced like an H, and its the Spanish way of saying Xavier, so if I had to guess it be pronounced like Ha-Ve-Air

  • I think the American counterpart might be Xavier. But I think Job said this character in particular is Javier, with a J, since he pronounced it kinda like "Ha-vee-air".

    bloop posted: »

    Well I live in America.

  • I only saw the trailer, I didn't see the panel talking.

    Boy, I'm gonna have to get used to saying that.

    Vaxij posted: »

    I think the American counterpart might be Xavier. But I think Job said this character in particular is Javier, with a J, since he pronounced it kinda like "Ha-vee-air".

  • SPANISH = H .. Havier... or Portuguese = R... Ravier or X... Xavier or J of JAVIER :D

  • Like he said ^^^^^ Ha-Vy-Air / or Ha-Ve-Air

  • How about we pronounce it the way Job SAID it was pronounced?? HA-VEE-AIR

  • Oh I didnt watch the stream, Ill now celebrate my amazing Spanish skills.

    How about we pronounce it the way Job SAID it was pronounced?? HA-VEE-AIR

  • The Xavier name I know in America pronounced 'X-zave-ver', such as Charles Xavier, Professor X.

    Javier is pronounced 'Ha-vee-air'.

    Vaxij posted: »

    I think the American counterpart might be Xavier. But I think Job said this character in particular is Javier, with a J, since he pronounced it kinda like "Ha-vee-air".

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