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serendip (408)
This is French, so you don't say the sound of some of the letters. For "moet" first say "mow" like "mow the lawn," then "a" the long a sound as in "mate". For "chandon", say "shan" rhymes with "man" and "don," short for "Donald". My husband says, "Always pronounce French words with an attitude. "
Moët is a Dutch name, not French. It's pronounced "mow-ette". The company is very definitive about this. add a comment
No, unfortunately that answer is incorrect. While 'Moet' is commonly (and incorrectly) pronounced 'mo-aye', the correct pronunciation used by the french representatives of the brand is 'mo-et' - because while the champagne is french, Claude Moet was dutch and mo-et is the correct dutch pronunciation. add a comment