How do you pronounce Ciryl Gane?

[TJ Dillashank]

Ciryl

SEE-REAL, SIGH-RIL, SEE-RIL, SURREAL

Gane

GAH-NAY, GAIN, GAH-NUH, GNE

???

SEE-RIL
GARN

 

[sonhow]

Cain Velasquez.

 

[Ramon Antonio]

Tell me again who's the woman in your av ?

I don't care about a 250+ pounds dude

Robin Roxette.

 

[HI SCOTT NEWMAN]

Cereal Gain

 

[Humongo]

She-male Gay

 

[rear naked ankle pick]

not a single funny variation of his name in whole thread. Quite embarrassing, see you guys in different thread

 

[GrantB13]

It's weird that he prefers his name pronounced incorrectly but that's fine I guess. It's supposed to be "Gan" like in the word "plan" but instead he says it like "gain". And yet the commentary says "gahn".

 

[Satan's Daddy.]

Seareel Gany

 

[Kyojiro Kagenuma]

Cyril (Ciryl, Cyrille, etc.) is not hard to pronounce you uncultured swine

Gane is what gets me everytime. I always wanna pronounce it like "Gain" but it's pronounced "Gone."

 

[Chubi]

I pronounce it Ciril Gan.

I'm french so I know.

T'y crois toi qu'un français a choppé une ceinture à l'UFC ? C'est ouf quand même, c'est écrit pour l'éternité de l'histoire du MMA !

BTW I pronounce it Cyril Goat.

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

Key-rile Gay-knee

 

[HaulParris]

Sea-Level Cain

 

[MartiniSIDe]

Pain baguette

 

[Paynebringer]

Sigh-roll to read it, the proper pronunciation after hearing how it's pronounced.

 

[jayo2k]

Ciryl

SEE-REAL, SIGH-RIL, SEE-RIL, SURREAL

Gane

GAH-NAY, GAIN, GAH-NUH, GNE

???

ceereel ghann

I grew up in France so I am fluent french speaker

 

[Deleted member 585708]

Believe it or not it's actually pronounced Surreal Goon.

Sur-real. Goon.

 

[Iroh]

C-4Realz Mazzztur Gainz

 

[KBE6EKCTAH_CCP]

Cyril (Ciryl, Cyrille, etc.) is not hard to pronounce you uncultured swine

Maybe but Gane is an unusual name for a French person.

 

[Mesos]

Ciryl

SEE-REAL, SIGH-RIL, SEE-RIL, SURREAL

Gane

GAH-NAY, GAIN, GAH-NUH, GNE

???

Bunch of people complicating it.

Literally just say

Cereal Gon

 

[Jorge Luis Borges]

Cyril (Ciryl, Cyrille, etc.) is not hard to pronounce you uncultured swine

It isn't. There's a very standard way to pronounce that name, at least in American English. What I've noticed is that some people try to push a more French pronunciation of his first name, where instead of a full R sound its almost like a D. Jon Anik always does this, saying his name almost like 'Siddle'.

It's always a little weird when people try hard to avoid the anglicization of their name when they are in an English-speaking country. Anywhere you travel, people are going to say your name a little differently, they aren't trying to belittle you. When in Rome...