Does the name Jolie need an accent mark in it to be pronounced in french?...
the french pronunciation is zhoh-lee, and I am wondering if there should be an accent mark above the o in order to be pronounced this way.
Does the french name Jolie need an accent mark?
No accent required for this one.
Reply:thats my name :) Report Abuse
Reply:I don't think so but if you prefer it with an accent mark then go for it...I think it's a beautiful name.
Reply:nope!
Reply:No you wouldnt put an accent on the o.
Jolie is actually a french word, meaning pretty/attractive. Make sure you're still pronouncing the j and not making the start of the word into an elongated z sound.
Reply:No. Jolie does not have any accents on it. If it had an accent on the final e it would be pronounced zhoh-lee-ay. An accent on the o wouldn't produce a change in pronunciation but merely indicates that there used to be an s after the vowel, don't ask me what that's about.
Reply:If you don't put an accent on the i, Americans will say JO lee. If you want it French, you'll have to put an accent over the i--zhoh-LEE. I don't care for Angelina, but I love either way you pronounce this name.
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Reply:nope
Reply:The girl's name Jolie \j(o)-lie\ is pronounced zhoh-LEE. It is of French origin, and its meaning is "pretty". Jolie has 9 variant forms: Joely, Jolee, Joleigh, Joley, Joli, Joliet, Jolietta, Joliette and Joly. (ZH as in bei'ge')
Reply:idk
Reply:No.
Reply:i don't believe it needs an accent mark,
but i do LOVE your choice.
it's a great name,
means 'beautiful' in french,
and uh.
i have to mention that angelina's my favorite celebrity.
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Reply:You could but I betja most americans wouldn't know what the mark would mean. I know I wouldnt. also most typewritters don't have those markers
Stick with Jolie It is a pretty name
Reply:nope
Reply:nope, not at all...its just the thick french accent that makes it sound like that
Reply:no, the word in french doesnt have an accent and ive never heard it pronounce with a zh... only a funny 'j'
Reply:If there was an accent, it would be pronounced Jo-lay instead of Jo-lee
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