I am not entirely sure and don't wanna cheat by looking it up right now, so am only saying that I think it is a French word, and in many languages it is pronounced as Co-kett, so I do the same...
How do you pronounce Coquette?
01/10/2012
Ko-Kett for me! That's how I've always heard it pronounced.
01/10/2012
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Ko-kett?
Originally posted by
Jul!a
I had honestly never put much thought into how Coquette was supposed to be correctly pronounced, until a friend of mine had pronounced it differently than I had been after seeing it on some packaging in my room. Then I got to thinking, what actually
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I had honestly never put much thought into how Coquette was supposed to be correctly pronounced, until a friend of mine had pronounced it differently than I had been after seeing it on some packaging in my room. Then I got to thinking, what actually was the correct way to pronounce it? I tried looking around, but didn't see anything. In addition to wondering how it's correctly pronounced, I'm also curious to see how the rest of you pronounce Coquette.
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01/10/2012
Isn't more like caw-ket?
01/10/2012
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Same!!
Originally posted by
Persephone Nightmare
Honestly, and this is going to sound bad, but every time I see the word "Coquette" I think of "Croquettes" which are *so* delicious! Lol
02/17/2012
I totally say "Coke-ett" lol
02/17/2012
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Lmao - I'm the same. So I just end up calling them croquette cause it's my fave lingerie company and I love croquettes...lol.
Originally posted by
Persephone Nightmare
Honestly, and this is going to sound bad, but every time I see the word "Coquette" I think of "Croquettes" which are *so* delicious! Lol
02/17/2012
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Co-quiet.
Originally posted by
Jul!a
I had honestly never put much thought into how Coquette was supposed to be correctly pronounced, until a friend of mine had pronounced it differently than I had been after seeing it on some packaging in my room. Then I got to thinking, what actually
...
more
I had honestly never put much thought into how Coquette was supposed to be correctly pronounced, until a friend of mine had pronounced it differently than I had been after seeing it on some packaging in my room. Then I got to thinking, what actually was the correct way to pronounce it? I tried looking around, but didn't see anything. In addition to wondering how it's correctly pronounced, I'm also curious to see how the rest of you pronounce Coquette.
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12/17/2012
I pronounce it Co-Ket.
12/17/2012
I picked the first one. But after trying to say all the choices I'm confused at all of them. Too early in the morning to try this such of a thing
12/17/2012
Coke-ett.
12/17/2012
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that is funny because that is what I think of when I read it.
Originally posted by
Persephone Nightmare
Honestly, and this is going to sound bad, but every time I see the word "Coquette" I think of "Croquettes" which are *so* delicious! Lol
12/17/2012
Cat E.
The answer can be found in the dictionary.
12/17/2012
Co-Kett! It would be pronounced this way in many different languages.
05/12/2013
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"Coquette" is of French origin, and thus I pronounce it as if it were French - the pronunciation at the bottom here, by McDutchie, is the one closest to mine.
Originally posted by
Jul!a
I had honestly never put much thought into how Coquette was supposed to be correctly pronounced, until a friend of mine had pronounced it differently than I had been after seeing it on some packaging in my room. Then I got to thinking, what actually
...
more
I had honestly never put much thought into how Coquette was supposed to be correctly pronounced, until a friend of mine had pronounced it differently than I had been after seeing it on some packaging in my room. Then I got to thinking, what actually was the correct way to pronounce it? I tried looking around, but didn't see anything. In addition to wondering how it's correctly pronounced, I'm also curious to see how the rest of you pronounce Coquette.
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05/12/2013
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Whooo! Pronouncing it right! I think I get to keep my English Major card.
Originally posted by
Jobthingy
Yep! French girl here. koh-ket is correct
05/13/2013