please use Belgian French for Belgium. In Belgium, the numbers "septante" and "nonante" are used (and not the crazy equivalent "soixante-dix" or "quatre-vingt-dix"). The name of the towns are pronounced as they are: "Wavre" is pronounced "Wavre" (and not "vavre" as the French reader does erroneously pronounce) same for "Woluwé" (and not "voluvé"), Alsemberg (and not "allesambaire") and so on and so on.
Nathan
please use Belgian French for Belgium. In Belgium, the numbers "septante" and "nonante" are used (and not the crazy equivalent "soixante-dix" or "quatre-vingt-dix"). The name of the towns are pronounced as they are: "Wavre" is pronounced "Wavre" (and not "vavre" as the French reader does erroneously pronounce) same for "Woluwé" (and not "voluvé"), Alsemberg (and not "allesambaire") and so on and so on.