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Old November 22, 2010, 12:51 AM
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Notre Dame, Notre-Dame ou Nôtre Dame
Lequel est le bon?

Notre Dame?
Notre-Dame?
ou
Nôtre Dame?

(Et pour les Espagnols, comment écrivez vouz ça en Espagnol?)

(Je pense Notre-Dame c'est le bon... mais je ne sais pas...)
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French: Notre-Dame
Afrikaans: Notre Dame
Welsh: Eglwys gadeiriol ym Mharis
Danish: Notre Dame
Greek: Παναγία των Παρισίων
English: Notre Dame
Latin: Ecclesia Dominae Nostrae Lutetiae
Finnish: Notre-Damen
Spanish: Notre Dame
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Old November 22, 2010, 04:31 PM
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Amen!
(And thank you!)
(I thought in Spanish was actually "Madre Mía"!
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Para la catedral, en francés, se escribe generalmente "Notre Dame". Para caracterizaciones, "Notre-Dame".
"Nôtre" es para decir "nuestro", en el sentido de "lo/la nuestro(a)", así que no va con "Dame".

En español, siempre he visto "Nuestra Señora (de París)" para la catedral y "Notre Dame" para otros efectos.
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Old November 22, 2010, 06:46 PM
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Muchas gracias por la explicación detallada.
Merci beaucoup!
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