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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

How do you say La

LaGrand is a family name.

Do you pronounce 'LEI' or 'LA'?

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An American of Anglo Saxon heritage would probably say LuhGrand. One who often hears other Romance languages spoken around him would probably say LahGrand. Lei is usually reserved for the French article, as when talking about the popular musical, Les Mis, for Les Miserables.

— Avangi

  • An American of Anglo Saxon heritage would probably say LuhGrand.
  • One who often hears other Romance languages spoken around him would probably say LahGrand.
  • Lei is usually reserved for the French article, as when talking about the popular musical, Les Mis, for Les Miserables.
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An American of Anglo Saxon heritage would probably say LuhGrand. One who often hears other Romance languages spoken around him would probably say LahGrand.

Lei is usually reserved for the French article, as when talking about the popular musical, Les Mis, for Les Miserables.
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AvangiLuhGrand
AvangiLahGrand
AvangiLei is usually reserved for the French article
Got it! Thanks, Avangi
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