What makes Paris, Paree ?

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DANiEL.

thats how they say it in french.

angelzwings20032001

The way you pronounce it.

babyshoes

pronunciation!

seven Â©

Probably a few glasses of champagne!..;)

angie h

That's how it is pronounced in French.

And it sounds so much more festive in its native tongue! I love Paris!

In the springtime...

Ashley

Paree is how Paris sounds in the French language.

pineapple22

The combination of those letters make a different sound in the French language. Paris = [paRi] <--phonetic spelling.

What you have to think about when learning another language (especially one that shares the roman alphabet) is that the sounds the letters produce are slightly different and the language has different rules for what letter combinations make.

sweetiepie

it's french

purpledaisies!

In French, the "i" is never pronounced as in English. It's pronounced "ee." And when "s" is on the end of a sentence, you generally don't pronounce it.

Et voila! "Paree!"