Glad to hear that! Yeah the word has a nice ring to it and sounds native so it's nice! I'm very curious to hear about the TBA project you're working on 😀

Hey!
Sorry I completely forgot to reply but we discussed that extensively with my partner :D
Long story short, no it doesn't remind any actual bad word or anything bad and it actually sound a lot like "providence" (yeah it's the same in french and english) so it might be a perfect fit!

We use the word "Nouveau" as in something is new, but rarely in a portmanteau! But we definitely use it in sentences, for instance "Ceci est nouveau" (This is new)

There are not many examples of things with Nouveau in it, and I would usually see it after the word it accompanies, like a suffix!

You can use both interchangeably, with or without the hyphen. Like néo-classicisme or néoclassicisme.

With the hyphen, it makes the whole thing a bit more readable, I think, especially if you want to ease the mental burden of someone reading this and learning a new word!

prefix: Néocolonialisme, néofascisme, néoromantique.

So I think it ultimately, it's best to go the "Néo" route but I would add an accent to emphasis on the French aspect if that makes sense!

First of all, thank you for bringing the Situationists to my attention, this is something I've never heard of before ahah

As for your concept, I think "Nouveau Germanopratin" sounds good as this piggybacks onto other things like "Art Nouveau".

That being said, in French we mostly use the "Neo"

I'm French, so if I can be of help, let me know! 🫡

Wishing you luck for my pack then 🤞
This Gengar is definitely amazing!

We definitely do not have the same wonder picks 😁
Congratulations tho!

And me voilà 🇫🇷 3469062300581320 🙇‍♂️