How to Say "My Fair Lady" in French

My Fair Lady

My Fair Lady is the French title for the famous musical and movie about a flower girl who learns to speak properly.

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The English word 'lady' shares an ancient ancestor with the word 'lord', as both come from the Old English 'hlǣfdīġe' (lady) and 'hlāford' (lord), which originally meant the 'bread-keeper' of a household.
When talking about the movie, French speakers use the feminine article la before the English title, as lady is recognized as a feminine noun.
French audiences typically identify the 'proper speaking' theme of the story through the term parler bourgeois, referring to the language of the middle and upper classes.

J'adore la comédie musicale My Fair Lady.
I love the musical My Fair Lady.
As-tu déjà vu le film My Fair Lady ?
Have you ever seen the movie My Fair Lady?
Elle chante parfaitement dans My Fair Lady.
She sings perfectly in My Fair Lady.

Hugo and Lea are discussing a musical theater production.

Hugo

Léa, tu veux voir My Fair Lady ?
Lea, do you want to see My Fair Lady?
Léa

Oui, j'ai toujours voulu le voir !
Yes, I have always wanted to see it!
Hugo

C'est un classique vraiment magnifique.
It is a truly magnificent classic.
Léa

On achète les billets maintenant ?
Shall we buy the tickets now?

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