shallow_waters said:Raf is either pronounced like rough or like Ralph (minus the L).
Sander is pronounced like Sunder.
Didn't know this tread exsisted. Thank god. It will save many of us from possible embarassment!shoeshoe said:Apparently the g in Agnes B. is silent so it's pronounced anes b - and the b is pronounced bay. Totally ridiculous - some affected wanna be corrected me once on this but I can't seem to say it that way without sounding like an ***.
Guess, based on French lessons in the ditant past:oStelios said:Dormeuil?any help?
softgrey said:actually ...i think it's a hard G...guess-keyerr
pro-en-za skool-er...though i like shooler better...![]()
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anyone else?...
Do you say "Chanel two point five five" or "Chanel two fifty five?!" Some people say it with the "point," but some say "fifty-five?" It's driving me nuts.Cinthia said:I can help you on this one since I'm French. It is pronounced air_mess because Hermés is a Greek name. He was a Greek deity ( the son of Zeus and Maia and the messenger of the gods)![]()



I found this fabulous site while googling "how to pronounce Louboutin" and am I so glad I came acrosss this little gem of a knowledge base! I see an abundance of fashionistas on here so can one of you give me the pho-net-ic-al please.. And if you happend to know where I can scoop up a pair of black patent stacked or cork bruges this late in the game it would be much appreciated 
ultramarine said:You dont pronounce the "s" on some names (like in Degas), but yeah .. this is a greek word and I read somewhere that the people from the Hermes stores in the US pronounce it with the "s" so ... that's how I'd pronounce it.
On another note ... if my memory doesnt fail ... Hermes is the God of the thieves as well ..
PS. This info makes me want to make a graphic tee that reads "Hermes: I can pronounce it AND afforf it" so bad!![]()