A breakfast dilemma.

[Bbbananas]

How do you pronounce it?
Break-fast (as I do)
or
Brekk-fust? (as most others seem to).
I get ribbed for saying break-fast - but that's what it's supposed to mean isn't it - you've had a night's sleep, now you are breaking your fast.
Makes sense, dunnit?

[ChuckFickens]

Mo-ette et chandon ?

(not Mo-ay)

[joggerjayne]

Good girl, Mrs O ...

I wouldn't order Moet either.

And I'm sure NoMercy wouldn't.

[mrs_overall]

On the subject (and showing where I shop), do people say Lidl as "Lee-dell" or "Liddle"

[joggerjayne]

Stars for chucky, Salla !

Claude Moet, the founder of Moet & Chandon was Dutch, not French.

So the "Moet" is a Dutch word (hence the accent over the "e")

... but the "et" is a French word.

So it's "Mo-ett Ay Shondon"

[joggerjayne]

Mrs_O ...

I don't think I've ever used the word "Lidl"

=0/

[mrs_overall]

I thought not JJ. I had you down as more of a Netto shopper lol

[funnygirl]

Bor dau or bor deux???

[Bbbananas]

Bored ducks ??

[mccfluff]

ahhhhhh just had a wicked barcon sarnie, today is going to be gooooood

[zzxxee]

brekfust or brekkie

[funnygirl]

The fine red wine

bordau

or

bor deux

[mrs_overall]

<<<<<<Bernard hot foots it over to Vibra's house>>>>>>>

[mccfluff]

of course add hash browns, what a stooopid question

[NoMercy]

You are so right, JJ. Je deteste Mo-ette.