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Are there different pronouciationspronunciations for 'Merci'‘Merci’ ?

I know merci is thank you but I have definitely heard some French people say (phonetically) mercish (i.e with a shesh on the end of merci). I have asked people about this and they seem to deny it! Is it just a dialect? I have heard it both in Northern France and down in the SW. Anybody else know of this?

Are there different pronouciations for 'Merci' ?

I know merci is thank you but I have definitely heard some French people say (phonetically) mercish (i.e with a shesh on the end of merci). I have asked people about this and they seem to deny it! Is it just a dialect? I have heard it both in Northern France and down in the SW. Anybody else know of this?

Are there different pronunciations for ‘Merci’ ?

I know merci is thank you but I have definitely heard some French people say (phonetically) mercish (i.e with a shesh on the end of merci). I have asked people about this and they seem to deny it! Is it just a dialect? I have heard it both in Northern France and down in the SW.

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Variation on Are there different pronouciations for 'Merci' ?

I know 'merci'merci is thank you but I have definitely heard some French people say (phonetically) mercish imercish (i.e with a shesh on the end of merci). I have asked people about this and they seem to deny it! Is it just a dialect? I have heard it both in Northern France and down in the SW. Anybody else know of this?

Variation on 'Merci'

I know 'merci' is thank you but I have definitely heard some French people say (phonetically) mercish i.e with a shesh on the end of merci. I have asked people about this and they seem to deny it! Is it just a dialect? I have heard it both in Northern France and down in the SW. Anybody else know of this?

Are there different pronouciations for 'Merci' ?

I know merci is thank you but I have definitely heard some French people say (phonetically) mercish (i.e with a shesh on the end of merci). I have asked people about this and they seem to deny it! Is it just a dialect? I have heard it both in Northern France and down in the SW. Anybody else know of this?

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Variation on 'Merci'

I know 'merci' is thank you but I have definitely heard some French people say (phonetically) mercish i.e with a shesh on the end of merci. I have asked people about this and they seem to deny it! Is it just a dialect? I have heard it both in Northern France and down in the SW. Anybody else know of this?