So I don't make a fool of myself making ADRs. . .

[ekatiel]

How do you pronounce "Le Cellier"??? Thanks! --Katie

 

[Mrs.K]

I would think- le sell yay

 

[Nyghtewynd]

You got it: Luh Sell-YAY if you want to sound tres francais.

 

[homerjay316]

I make a fool of myself no matter what I do. Most CMs are very forgiving when it comes to exact names and pronounciations in my limited experience.

 

[jj1403]

From a french speaking Canadian you can't go wrong with either or those ... good luck!

 

[ekatiel]

Thanks, guys! I know that place is so hard to get into-- the last thing I wanted was for the CM not to know what I was talking about ! As usual, you guys rock! --Katie

 

[OKW Lover]

You could always just ask for a reservation in Canada.

 

[megveg]

You could always just ask for a reservation in Canada.

im planning on calling for a ressie for 'that steak place in canada'

 

[ajsmommy1129]

im planning on calling for a ressie for 'that steak place in canada'

Me too!

 

[Nyghtewynd]

While you're at it, ask if they have a drive-through window.

 

[ekatiel]

im planning on calling for a ressie for 'that steak place in canada'

LOL! That was my back-up plan!

 

[pwdebbie]

We heard a man once very loudly proclaiming to his wife while at the bus stop that their dinner reservations were at Lee Sell Liar. I don't think anyone had the heart to correct him but there sure were plenty of smiles all around.

 

[JadeDragon]

Oddly enough, when my hubby made our most recent ADR for Le Cellier, he pronounced it correctly, and the CM corrected him by pronouncing it La Selyer.