How do you pronounce Le Cellier?

I have heard it pronounced "Lay-Sell-Yair" and "Lay-Sell-Yay", both by guests and CMs. I don't think you'd be mocked if you pronounced it either way.


""Lay" is plural, as in Les. "Ler" is Le, used for masculine words. "La" is La, used for feminine words.

Le Cellier is "Ler cell-y-air", the cellar (masculine).
 
I think it's pretty clear from this thread that you aren't going to sound "stupid" no matter how you pronounce it, so don't sweat it! Personally I say "luh sell-ee-ay" - and while those 6 years of French class were a long time ago I'm pretty sure I'm not too far off. :lmao:
 
""Lay" is plural, as in Les. "Ler" is Le, used for masculine words. "La" is La, used for feminine words.

Le Cellier is "Ler cell-y-air", the cellar (masculine).

So "Ler cell-y-air" is correct? That's definitely the way all four CMs/concierges that I've talked to have pronounced it.
 

The French way (France) is Lay-sell-yay.

The French-Canadian (told to me by the last 4 servers I had there) is Le (lay)-sell-e-ay. The E was pronounced sharply, but quick.


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I had a CM on the dining line one time try to convince me that it was pronounced like - Lou-Sell-Who-E-Air. She was telling me that she was proficient in French. :teeth:
 
This is the correct way, according to both my ILs (all of whom speak French as their first language, and are from New Brunswick) and my old French professor, who was born and raised in Paris.

But it's Disney French, not French French :rotfl2:
 
I pronounce it "Yummmmmmmmmmmm" lol

Lay Selly A
 
And you pronounce 'Ohana . . . 'Ohana!

Not O'hana, not Ohana's, and certainly not O'hana's!

(sorry, just one of my many pet peeves!) :)
 





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