Getting a little tired of any outfit that ' s not the default or the bloody prestiged outfits being hard mode ultra visibility . Some outfits that are more inline with those would be excellent . Personally never going to use this . <| sep |> Not entirly , but it could be better than being dead if you make it and enjoy life <| sep |> AFAIK the standard deviation in Europe is much lower <| sep |> The theme of the Fail Through . <| sep |> I don ' t have a microphone , so I ' ll try to explain by writing how it is supposed to be pronounced , but you can look for the pronunciation on Forvo . Anyways , here it goes Ntre has a closed o , like in chaud . Notre has an open o , like in fort . Same for vtrevotre Paix is pronounced p , like in fait or in the English word bed . Paye ou can either be pronounced like paix or with a y sound at the end it ' s by far the most common pronunciation here in Belgium but it depends on the region I guess , like in abeille or in the English word you . Pain is pronounced with a nasal vowel , like in bain . Basically , it is the same sound as but the air goes by your mouth and by your nose at the same time . Arabe is pronounced with the same a as in canard . rable e . a . bl begins with the sound , like in bb and there is a l sound at the end , like in lampe or in the English word light . It can end with a shwa , like in je or in the English word consist , if the following word begins with a consonnant but it isn ' t mandatory and really depends on the accent . Ce is pronounced with a shwa . Ceux has a closed eu , like in feu . asa are pronounced exactly the same , like in savon . Lait is pronounced with an in most accents but can sometimes be pronounced with an . Same for les , so they usually sound the same . Edit Et je viens de me rendre compte que j ' ai rpondu en anglais alors qu ' OP a pos la question en franais . Dsol !