Yes you’re right, I bet the French “u” is strange for an anglophone!

The sound I have the most trouble with in English is “th”. When I try it it kind of defaults to a “d”. In France they usually pronounce it like a “z” instead.

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I’m told “écureuil” is an infamously hard word for non-natives. It’s funny that one of the hardest words to pronounce in English in my opinion is “squirrel”. At least for a beginner.

To answer your question, I was thinking about words with nasal vowels, which are non-existent in English.

“Enfant”, “informatique”, “un brin brun”

My own first name has a nasal vowel and in my experience talking to native English speakers, it’s seems like a challenge to them.

Great argument.

I don’t think English has any nasal vowels.

It’s a French name pronounced the English way?

Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn

My name is unpronounceable for most non-native French speakers. I tell them to not even try, as there are sounds in French that don’t exist in English. Instead, I introduce myself by butchering my own name, or by using the English equivalent to my name.

So, no, I don’t think people should use an accent of the origin language of a name. You can try, and I’ll even rate you on a scale of 10, but I don’t expect you to not butcher my name anyway.

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Cinq Deux Dix Douze Huit Neuf Onze Quatre Sept Six Trois Un

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But you have to walk there

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Have the narrator ask the player to choose

It was not nearly the worst place on the web!!!

I code in English by habit, comments included. I sometines write comments in French when writing code just for me, but code I write that is meant to be used by others is in English.

Je dis “capaciteur” parfois mais je suis pas mal certain que c’est un anglicisme effectivement

Same in French, “condensateur”

Cool

For the province of Québec I would say it’s Saguenay.