[HPforGrownups] The Poll about pronouncing "Voldemort"

[Susanne Schmid]

No: HPFGUIDX 29024


 Reading this, it just occured to me that it means "flight of death" in French- remembeer Saint Exupéry's "Vol de nuit?"
Susanna/pigwidgeon37
 
  pteripet at yahoo.com wrote: The argument is whether it is voldemore or voldemort.  In French it 
would be Voldemore but would not have the same effect as saying the 
T.  VOLDEMORT.  JK Rowling pronounces it Voldemort.  It means evil 
this in latin.


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