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Jersey Legal French Belgian French, the numbers 70 and 90 are "septante" and "nonante", respectively, not "soixante-dix" and "quatre-vingt-dix" (compare the use of "nénante" for 90 in Jèrriais). Initial capital letters are commonly used in writing the names of the days of the week and months of the year. "Messire" is used for the title of knighthood (continental French uses "sir", often lower case ) – for example, the former Bailiff of Jersey, Sir Philip Bailhache is correctly addressed in French as "Messire Philip Bailhache". Jersey English has imported a number of Jersey Legal French titles and terminology. Many of these, in turn,