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| #2 |
8-29-2008 @ 07:44:48 PM |
| Posted By : Disrupture |
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I hope they change the name for the Quebec market..
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8-29-2008 @ 07:53:34 PM |
| Posted By : Disrupture |
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#3, It just sounds wrong in french. You know strong mustard ? Well we call it moutarde forte. It's the feminine diminution of strong in french (if that sentence made any sense, I'm glad).
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8-29-2008 @ 07:57:00 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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So is it "forte" (pronounced "fort," commonly mispronounced as "fortay") meaning speciality, eg. "Acting isn't my forte"?
Or is it "forte" (pronounced "fortay"), a dynamic of music that means "loud" or "strong?"
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| #6 |
8-29-2008 @ 08:00:31 PM |
| Posted By : Disrupture |
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It's pronounced "fuh-rtt" (in one word) and means something feminine that is strong.
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8-29-2008 @ 08:06:58 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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#6, I'm going to take a wild guess and say that one of the two words I posted in #5 is the intended definition. At least, I hope so.
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