As a half french guy married to a French (Canadian mind you, but still..) woman, I can confirm Fiorot is pronounced "Fee-your-oh" (obviously spoken much more fluently) but as you eluded to in the main card, the ending is very faint so is often misheard but it's certainly not "fee-or". Hope that clears it up. The "Cidre" comparison was actually fairly apt.
As a half french guy married to a French (Canadian mind you, but still..) woman, I can confirm Fiorot is pronounced "Fee-your-oh" (obviously spoken much more fluently) but as you eluded to in the main card, the ending is very faint so is often misheard but it's certainly not "fee-or". Hope that clears it up. The "Cidre" comparison was actually fairly apt.
For an example of a similar ending french word, Blanchot is pronounced "Blan-show" and not just "Blansh"