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I was surprized at reading the messages following mine... I didn't suspect that my thread would arouse such an attention...
well, first and foremost, septante means soixante-dix (70), and not quatre-vingt-dix (90), which is said nonante in Belgium and Switzerland. For instance, ask any French speaker to read "1999" : if he or she answers you "mille neuf cent nonante-neuf" you can be sure that he/ she comes from Belgium or Switzerland. That was for Yau.
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