Who can help me,please?

0 00I'd pronounce it the French way: 05005100 or 00 05205300 .0240c (missing image) (missing image) (missing image) (missing image) (missing image) 241c (missing image) (missing image) (missing image) 242c (missing image) (missing image) (missing image) (missing image) (missing image) 243c (missing image) (missing image) (missing image

0Thank you so much050010id2

0 For many surnames you need to ask the person himself, or someone who knows how to pronounce his or her name. Even the same surname is pronounced differently by different people who have that name!02br
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00 The only Gagne I've ever known about pronounced his name 01u00gahn -YAY02u00.02br
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00 CJ0-

0I would pronounce it [ gænj@ ]0-

0Hi - You posted this in another thread too. Here is what I said there:02br
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00Well... I've heard gone-yay'. But in Maine, where they over-Anglicize the French last names, believe it or not, it's gag'-nee. 02br
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00(So although CJ and I spelled our pronunciation differently, I think we agree on the mainstream pronunciation. Until you get to Maine.)

0>> Well... I've heard gone-yay'.<<02br
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00Does the "gone" have the same vowel sound as "dawn" or "don"?0-

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01cite10Grammar Geek12cite10I think we agree on the mainstream pronunciation.12blockquote

10You must have meant 'mainstream in an English speaking community'.0-

0Sorry, Conchita, yes, that's what I meant. 02br
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00Marvin - most Amerians aren't so tuned in to French pronunciation that they distinguish gon from gawn.0-

0plis, i don't speak english, can we connecty me plis?02br
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00thanks ! 050010id2

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00Does the "gone" have the same vowel sound as "dawn" or "don"?12blockquote

10"don" for me.02br
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00 CJ0-