:) Thank you! Although you said "Taurus" instead of "Tarsus". No biggie, though!
Sorry, I wasn't sure how to pronounce it. My apologies.
Your acting is great, but I would respectfully contend that it's not an issue of pronunciation, but an issue of reading the letters in the word. But again, it's not a big deal; this is the kind of thing that would be smoothed out with live direction, or later feedback if the lines are recorded without live direction. Not to worry.
I said the "a" like awesome so I read it as Ta-aw-ru-us. But maybe the american reading is "a" for arm fo it's Tar-russ? Just want to know for any future american accent rolls. Sorry again. Thanks.
It's not "Tarus", it's "Tarsus". There's an S between the R and the U. I think this might be what you're accidentally overlooking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarsus_(skeleton)
Ah, I see. I've never heard that word before. Thanks, I understand now.
No worries. Glad I could clear it up. As far as I know, in this story, the only weird words that aren't very common (or might be hard to pronounce) are "Skirrax" (made up), "Tarsus" (a real word), and the fancy names for different types of coffee that some non-coffee-drinkers might not be familiar with.
