Randy Pratt wrote: > PS - It would be nice to find an audio file on how to pronounce > poudriere ;-) I don't remember much from French I studied > 50 years ago.
Not that I'm a native speaker, but I'd say the following comes close: "poo dree air". Note 1: the ee is short (or *very* short, even), but if I wrote dre one might wrongly think it's pronounced "dray" instead. Note 2: the e at the end of Poudriere is silent, but that doesn't necessarily stop people from tacking on an "uh" anyway ;-) AvW -- I'm not completely useless, I can be used as a bad example.
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