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Subject:	Re: Marié with an accent
Author:	aquamarina (guest, 130.88.84.108)
Date:	April 16, 2008 at 2:57:11 AM
Reply to:	Re: Marié with an accent by Anneza

In French "marié" is the word for "married", and yes, it affects the pronunciation - "ma-ree-EH" or as we'd say it, "ma-ree-AY". It's certainly not a name in France. I think it also means 'spouse'. I'm not French but I'd say it like that else why would the accent be there? I'd stick with "Marie", the accent will probably only cause confusion.

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Messages in this thread:

Marié with an accent - polyglot7 Apr 15 2008, 4:43:28 PM
- Re: Marié with an accent - minikui May 3 2008, 6:21:50 AM
  - Re: Marie in France and Germany - polyglot7 May 4 2008, 5:45:40 PM
- Re: Marié with an accent - Tassiegirl Apr 16 2008, 6:22:48 PM
  - Re: Marié with an accent - polyglot7 Apr 17 2008, 3:47:00 PM
    - Correction (m) - sunshine-babe Apr 18 2008, 12:43:28 PM
      - Re: Correction (m) - polyglot7 Apr 18 2008, 4:09:59 PM
    - Re: Marié with an accent - aquamarina Apr 18 2008, 5:20:23 AM
      - Marie with accented 'i' - polyglot7 Apr 18 2008, 4:12:38 PM
        
        Re: Marie with accented 'i' - aquamarina Apr 21 2008, 3:42:16 AM
        
        Re: Marie with accented 'i' - polyglot7 Apr 21 2008, 1:56:57 PM
        
        Re: Marie with accented 'i' - aquamarina Apr 23 2008, 2:51:30 AM
- Re: Marié with an accent - Anneza Apr 15 2008, 11:33:53 PM
  - Re: Marié with an accent - aquamarina Apr 16 2008, 2:57:11 AM
    - Marié is about as French as Beyoncé :) nt - Pavlos Apr 16 2008, 6:02:24 AM

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