is it Zair-RICH
or Zair-Rochee (my friend thinks it's that)
Or some other type of pronunciation =.=.
Well....depending on exactly what language is used as the base it is probably either:
ZA-REACH (How I first thought on how it sounded.)
ZA-REESH (My alternate thought on what it is)
ZA-RISH (The final possibility)
Everything depends on what 'source' they are borrowing the 'riche' part of the word from. It shouldn't be 'RICH' because of the trailing 'E", and it sure as hell better not be the "ROCHEE' because there is no 'O' or soundalike in it much less a trailing 'EE'. For some reason my brain wants to qualify one pronunciation as 'German' (Or at least east european) and the others as 'French'. But thats my completely amateur (reasonably educated) and partly fantasy guesstimation.
I doubt anyone would nab the German 'ch'. It's incredibly difficult to pronounce for foreigners after all, and the then-not-mute E would just sound awkward.
Never once it was localized. But when info was first comming out about it and Korean patch notes were floating around it was called Zardiche. I still have to correct myself cuz I always put the D in.