>>19746755>Vivillon = [Viv]id + Pap[illon] (French for butterfly)>Papillon is pronounced Pa-Pi-(y)On>It is pronounced Vi-Vi-(y)On. Deal with it.Why should I have to "deal" with the fact you can't speak English?
Vivillon = [Vivi]d + Papi[llon]
Vivid is pronounced Vee-vi-d
In ENGLISH a double L, after a vowel, indicates a short form pronunciation of the vowel that precedes it. This is basic level phonics that these days most people learn in infants or foundation in primary schools in the UK.
When a word is used in full or in part as a loan word in another language it loses aspects of the original pronunciation that do not fit with grammatical or pronunciation rules or norms of the language it is being co-opted by. For example the English word "Sandwich" is pronounced San-wh-it-ch with the d often silent (this can depend on the accent of the speaker though), in French it is pronounced Son-wee-sh.
Vivillon is the English localization of Pokemon 666's name not the French, which have their own name for it so any attempt to try to argue a case for Vivillon being pronounced as if it were French is incorrect and shows your ignorance when it comes to not only basic language skills, but also a lack of knowledge about pokemon.
