Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:French person here.
Neess-wazz.
It's a mixed salad that comes from the city of Nice, pronounced "Neess". The "c" has a cedilla, which means you pronounce it like "ss". And "oise" is pronounced "wazz".
Who knew!
Anonymous wrote:French person here.
Neess-wazz.
It's a mixed salad that comes from the city of Nice, pronounced "Neess". The "c" has a cedilla, which means you pronounce it like "ss". And "oise" is pronounced "wazz".
Anonymous wrote:I don’t if I can avoid it 😅
Anonymous wrote:French person here.
Neess-wazz.
It's a mixed salad that comes from the city of Nice, pronounced "Neess". The "c" has a cedilla, which means you pronounce it like "ss". And "oise" is pronounced "wazz".
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t if I can avoid it 😅
Same. This is on my list. But the PPs here seem pretty certain and correct, so I may move it off.
Next up: bourguignon. (“uh, I’ll have the beef…” [points]
Borg-in-yawn 👍
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:French person here.
Neess-wazz.
It's a mixed salad that comes from the city of Nice, pronounced "Neess". The "c" has a cedilla, which means you pronounce it like "ss". And "oise" is pronounced "wazz".
Who knew!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t if I can avoid it 😅
Same. This is on my list. But the PPs here seem pretty certain and correct, so I may move it off.
Next up: bourguignon. (“uh, I’ll have the beef…” [points]
Anonymous wrote:I don’t if I can avoid it 😅