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Marthe48

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5. Coffee a let is an example

Reply to cbabe (Reply #1)

Mon May 19, 2025, 01:26 PM

May 19

The narrator keeps saying bow (rhymes with go) if someone bends, not bow (rhymes with cow) Not an example of the French phrases, just disconcerting.

I'm going out for an errand, but I'll check your link when I get back.

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Listening to a mystery novel set in Quebec [View all] Marthe48 May 19 OP

I wonder if the pronunciation is Quebecois French? cbabe May 19 #1

Coffee a let is an example Marthe48 May 19 #5

Despite the poor narration, Louise Penny writes an excellent series. I hope you are enjoying the books. jls4561 May 19 #2

Great series ballardgirl May 19 #3

I've read all the books, never listened to an audiobook, but it's possible Ocelot II May 19 #4