What do YOU call Jool's innermost moon--you know, the one with the ocean?

[Jarin]

Huh. I'm solidly in the minority on Vall and Pol, apparently. I figured those were pretty universal. Interesting.

[W. Kerman]

Laythe. Kerbin Version two.

[MiniMatt]

Throwing some other potentials out there:

Dew-na or Doo-na?

Aware that S can sometimes be silent-ish in some languages, Drez or Drey?

And thinking about it, don't Spanish & Portuguese differ substantially on the letter J? Jool or Hool? Or would it be closer to how a native english speaker might pronounce "Yool"?

 

edit: perhaps best to limit to Joolian system as per the OP

Edited December 3, 2016 by MiniMatt

[woo_reentry_is_cool_dude]

Лайтэ  . for laythe

short for valentina . for val

first syllable for poland . for pol

dialect : slovak , slav english/engrish

[electricpants]

I pronounce "Laythe" like  /laɪð/, the "ð" is a voiced "th".

I also pronounce Vall like the "Val" in "Valentina", and Pol as the first 3 letters of "Pollen".

Other pronunciations of them sound weird to me.

[Bill Phil]

Laythica... On occasion. Mostly just Laythe.

[superstrijder15]

Laythe-->late(not early)

btw, to me the first syllable of valentina rhymes with hall 

Edited December 5, 2016 by superstrijder15

[KevinW42]

I pronounce Laythe as one syllable with an unvoiced 'th', rhymes with wraith.

Vall as in Valkyrie or Val Kilmer.

Pol rhymes with doll.