>>22995763Similar ITT: Show us a Pokemon and tell us how it's pronounced, and give some reasoning to it.
I'll start.
Yveltal
Yee-Vel-Tahl
The "y" has to make an "e" sound because it's not next to a vowel, if it was, it would make the "uh" sound, but it doesn't. And the "al" at the end usually is pronounced with an "ahl" sound, like Mall, Taj Ma Hall, or Wall.
