Pronunciation

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

The "expert" says ë is pronounced err, but obviously it changes with language Zoë is pronounced zoey, as opposed to rhyming with Joe. [bighmmm]

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So, Mo-ert it is!

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Moët, as in the 'Bubbly'.

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That depends on whether you include the "et Chandon" bit. French needs to flow. Just like Billiecart Salmon.

Wauchope is said as Warhope. I'd heard this before but the recent NSW floods reminded me of it.