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[Opinions] All French this or that!
What do you prefer?Marie-Marguerite (ma-ree mahr-guh-reet) or Marguerite-Marie (mahr-guh-reet ma-ree)? click on Marie and MargueriteMarie-Josée (ma-ree zhoh-zeh [like 'men'] or Marie-Josèphe (ma-ree zhoh-zef)? click on Marie, Josee and JosepheMarthe (mahrt) or Martine (mahr-teen)?Eglé (eh-gleh) or Adine (ah-din)? Click on Aegle and AdinaCordélie (cor-deh-li) or Cornélie (cor-neh-li) ? Click on Cordelia and CornelieAdrienne (ah-dri-en) or Gabrielle (gah-bri-ell)?Aimée (eh-meh) or Renée (ruh-neh)? Click on Aimee and ReneeArmande (ahr-mawnd, see ANDre) or Amande (ah-mawnd, see ANDre)? Click on Armand and Amanda
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Marie-Marguerite
Marie-Josee
Martine
Adine
Cordelie
Adrienne
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Marie-Marguerite
Marie-Josèphe
Martine
Adine
Cordélie
Gabrielle
Renée
AmandeSome of your pronunciations are off, just to let you know. For example, Renée is said re-NAY. It may sound more like ruh-neh if you say it with a French accent, but for normal, English-speaking persons it's best put down as re-NAY.
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lol you're cutewith your "French accent" stuff! LOL
I'm not talking about accents, but prononciation for normal, French speaking people (persons??? lol). It's an *all French* this and that. About French names. Renée is never re-NAY in French. There's no accent, and "ée" never gives "ay". Sorry.
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Marie-Marguerite
Marie-Josèphe
Marthe
Adine
Cornélie
Adrienne
Renée
Amande
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Marie-Marguerite Marie-Josée MartineAdineCordélieAdrienneAimée Armande
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