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Benjatron26354 — 9 years ago(December 04, 2016 02:33 PM)

Do you say each individual letter or do you say it like two words?

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@ @.
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8th Street

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Eh-Tee-Ess-Tee.
It's not rocket science, aye?

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If it's "at-at" then what about the at-st?

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That's the way I've always said it just from seeing the name in print without hearing it in a movie or a commercial.

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I say each individual letter. I believe thats the right way to say it.

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OK then how do you say AT-ST? Like at-stuh? Your story is full of holes. Say the letters.

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Imperial Walker sounds more impressive for this dinosaur looking tank that shoots lasers. At-At sounds like you have gas.

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Yes, when the movie came out, all the commercial (professional) pronunciations of the acronym AT-AT was "at at", as in the two words.

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From the old toy commercials they said it that way "@-@".

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at-at, as in saying the word 'at' twice. Sounds way cooler than saying each individual letter.
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80 80

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Eh-Tee-Eh-Tee

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"Imperial walkers approaching from the South Ridge."

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Well, in the movie they are called "imperial walkers", so you can pronounce it anyway you like. for the record, at-at is perfectly fine way to say it rather than A.T.A.T. ("all terrain armoured transport" for those who don't know)
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