Pronunciation

[Jim Flanagan]

No: HPFGUIDX 6824

According to Jim Dale's tapes, it's GRYFF-in-dor (or -der) 
and DRAY-co (AY = American style long A). 

I suppose it would be DRAH-co in Latin.  I cringe at "Drarco" -- 
would that be some sort of regional dialect?


> Can someone who's heard the audio versions tell me how Gryffindor 
> and Draco are pronounced?
> 
> Is it Gryff-IN-dor or GRYFF-in-dor?  And does Draco have a long or 
a short 'a' (ie. Drahco or Drarco?).
> 
> Jinx