More Frenchified?
ANNE V. GILBERT
avgilbert at PRODIGY.NET
Sat Sep 22 03:25:22 UTC 2001
Rima:
> On the phone to the reservation person for the Westin Hotel chain, I
> asked if she knew how one got from the airport to the hotel in
> question. She said, several times and very clearly, that I'd have to
> talk to the "conseeAIR."
>
> Could this be because this sounds more French than concierge? It's a
> new one for me.
If it were real French, wouldn't it be "conseeairzhe"?
Anne Gilbert
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