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Oyez, oyez, oyez! Today - the 9th of July is International Town Crier Day
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Oyé, oyé OU oyez, oyez, chers amoureux du français?
«OyĂ© oyĂ© est la forme fautive de «oyez, oyez»! En effet, «oyez» vient d'un verbe de l'ancien français, «ouĂŻr», qui signifie 'Ă©couter, entendre'. Il appartient Ă la mĂȘme famille que le nom commun «ouĂŻe». Ainsi, lorsqu'on interpellait les gens, on utilisait l'impĂ©ratif de ce verbe, Ă la 2e personne du pluriel: «oyez».
De nos jours, on utilise encore l'expression «ouï-dire» pour parler de rumeurs.
Donc, lorsqu'on souhaite utiliser cette expression mĂ©diĂ©vale, il faut garder la bonne graphie en tĂȘte, pardi!
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Sources: Antidote, Usito et la Vitrine linguistique.
Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Britainâs Town Criers Put It in Writing
Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Britainâs Town Criers Put It in Writing
LONDON â Long before newspapers and cable television, it was town criers, with their ringing bells and cries of âOyez! Oyez! Oyez!â in village squares across Britain who let people know there was news â from plagues to wars to who had done what in the royal family. But a clear ringing voice, an important quality for the criers of old, will be of no use to those competing in the British Town CrierâŠ
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