How were you pronouncing it? I thought you had some French. - alex 10-12-2024 4:06 pm [add a comment]
i lived in paris for 5 months but i never took any french in school only spanish. guess i forgot over time how infrequently the final consonant is pronounced. more like kroo set.
i think jim was partial to the germans and if he was an actual academic would have liked to be able to read ancient greek. i was a history major. philosophy appealed to me but was either too abstract or i was too dumb or lazy or high or a combination of the three.
both of us would have had to have foreign language upgrades for advanced degrees.
guess i have been misprouncing this for some time.
- dave 10-12-2024 1:34 pm
How were you pronouncing it? I thought you had some French.
- alex 10-12-2024 4:06 pm [add a comment]
i lived in paris for 5 months but i never took any french in school only spanish. guess i forgot over time how infrequently the final consonant is pronounced. more like kroo set.
- dave 10-12-2024 5:08 pm [add a comment]
Were you a philosophy major? I was surprised that Jim didn't have to take French in school, I thought that was a requisite.
- steve 10-14-2024 9:43 am [add a comment]
i think jim was partial to the germans and if he was an actual academic would have liked to be able to read ancient greek. i was a history major. philosophy appealed to me but was either too abstract or i was too dumb or lazy or high or a combination of the three.
both of us would have had to have foreign language upgrades for advanced degrees.
- dave 10-14-2024 11:08 am [add a comment]
He says my pronunciation of Creuset is acceptable for english but for Le I always say "lay" not "loo"
- steve 10-14-2024 9:41 am [add a comment]
i think of it as l'uh.
- dave 10-14-2024 11:15 am [add a comment]