Lay vs. Luh: How do you pronounce Le Creuset? #lecreuset #cookware

Lay vs. Luh: How do you pronounce Le Creuset? Uncle Scott shows how he does it. For more info and deals on Le Creuset, check out the related video or visit the full Uncle Scott's Kitchen site.

[CatherineC.]

La, Le, and Les are all different. Le is correct.
La is feminine singular
Le is masculine singular
Les is plural for both singular articles
If they are not saying "Le" on the official website, it's because they think Americans are too stupid to get it correct.

[FredrikGranlundkayaker]

The correct pronunciation is [lə]. The [ə] sound is the same as the 'a' in alive and the first 'a' in again.

[curtismatsune]

I say it 'Murican: lee croosette 😊

[uk]

Hi Uncle Scott from USA, It's Uncle Kev from Canada. I am a huge fan of you, your channel and your pancasts. I've just used your Debuyer link to buy a great roasting pan and love the new site to help fuel the real deal cooking options.

I am a middle aged North American English speaker like you and need to tell you BOTH Luh and Lay pronunciations are real deal dead wrong.

I would love to come on your pan cast via zoom on your next pancast to thank you for sharing your passion, show you the Real Deal Smithey, Staub, Demeyer, Victoria and Le Creuset essentials I have based your recommendations.

All I ask is that, in return, you let me show you how to actually say Le Creuset the Real Deal way in real time in the podcast. It's easy and hopefully together we can figure this out and you and I can still get laid and make the real deal Le Creuset brand proud.

Please accept this kind challenge.

[cdub]

It's more like the PUT vowel than the PUTT vowel

[erichorning]

“Luh” is not even correct. It’s Le. “Lay” would be spelled Les

[walkure]

If you know the difference between le, la and les, there's no problem, and that's all I have to say 😊. Just go with what you've got and dont let the obsessive language police make you lose any sleep.

[Visitkarte]

I would love to hear a French pronounce it and try to imitate. But that’s because I live in Switzerland. You live in USA and your videos are in English. So don’t strain yourself.

[Rachit]

Americans should learn to pronounce English words correctly before worrying about French. For example, the difference between Mary, marry, and merry.