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I watched a movie recently by a director that my boyfriend recommended. The movie was French (both language and origin) and was called Delicatessen (it's by the same director who did Amelie, which I haven't yet seen. I can't remember his name though.)
Anyway one of the characters was named Aurore, and although she wasn't exactly a character to aspire to, her name really interested me. So WDYT of Aurore? I'd never use it because I would butcher the pronunciation, but I thought it was pretty nonetheless.
Yeah, sorry about that massive rambling.
Anyway one of the characters was named Aurore, and although she wasn't exactly a character to aspire to, her name really interested me. So WDYT of Aurore? I'd never use it because I would butcher the pronunciation, but I thought it was pretty nonetheless.
Yeah, sorry about that massive rambling.
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I watched Delicatessen too. That movie was pretty weird I thought. My sister freaked out at the end because of what the future might look like. Sorry for my rambling. I should be tired and yet, I'm really not.
Well I think it's pretty but a bit cheesy. I can't remember but is it pronounced like Aurora? or just Ah-roar without the ah at the end? I would like it much more if it was just ah-roar
Well I think it's pretty but a bit cheesy. I can't remember but is it pronounced like Aurora? or just Ah-roar without the ah at the end? I would like it much more if it was just ah-roar
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It's just ah-roar :-)
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I like this one in French-to my ear, it sounds like "Orrha". Not so fond of the english "uh-ROAR".
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That is a shockingly (however you spell it) pretty name. Never heard of it before. It sounds more smooth and flows better than Aurora. I like it.
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