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How to pronounce Maylis De Kerangal's name

How to Pronounce Maylis De Kerangal

Maylis De Kerangal
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Maylis De Kerangal's name is pronounced as:

my-LEECE dee CARE-en-gal (second part of the first name rhymes with "fleece")

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Maylis De Kerangal's Biography

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Books at BookBrowse:
Canoes

Eastbound

The Heart

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