Literal Translations - French Surnames

Hearing names in a foreign language is something that happens to us pretty much every day. But what if we tried to translate these names to English? They don't sound so strange anymore, right? Here's a video about translating typical French surnames to English and what a difficult task that could be - especially if you, like us, do not speak much French!
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How To Say French Surnames In Tamil
La Roche - Pārai
Loiseau - Loyico = it is the same Word But You Have Pronounce it as loyiSO
Leroux - Civappu = Its the Same Word but You Have To Pronounce C as a S
Cochon - Panri = it's the same word but you Pronounce it as pUnri
Bourrique - Jenni
Legrand - Nanru = Its The Same Word But You Pronounce it as nAnru as nUnru
Généreux - Tārāla = Its The Same Word But You Pronounce it as tāRĀRLER
Desfleurs - Malarkal = Its The Same Word But You Pronounce it as mULERGLE

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My Surname Barbeau (BAR-BOH) means a bearded type of Fish but it also means handsome Man which indicates that my Ancestors were Fishermen.

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What does La Haye mean?

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Colbert?

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Pls do dutch✌️