Hotel de la Paix
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Translate with google http://translate.google.com/# and listen. One syllable.
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peh??? not close according to any pronunciation of a short "e" which I assume is what you mean. Just a suggtestion, but why don't you two get a basic French-English dictionary, it will have the pronunciation of words in phonetics. I agree with nytraveler, just say "pay" and that's infinitely better than either one of your two guesses. Even a rudimentary travel dictionary should havepronunciation in it (I have some real small cheap ones by Dover that are pretty good).
The 'X' is just silent in that word, that's all, so if you don't know how to pronou
French isn't at all hard to figure out, it has very standard rules of pronunciation. It's just hard to figure out if you don't learn anything about it, that's all.
The 'X' is just silent in that word, that's all, so if you don't know how to pronou
French isn't at all hard to figure out, it has very standard rules of pronunciation. It's just hard to figure out if you don't learn anything about it, that's all.






