Sometimes the pronunciation differences can be useful. I remember
being in England, and in the company of a graduate of the University
of Notre Dame in Indiana (Noter Dayme). Someone English asked her
about her studies at Notre Dame (pronounced the French way). After
thinking for a split second that he thought she'd studied at the
cathedral in Paris, we both started laughing.
Now, as a resident of Maryland, we have, in Baltimore, a college
called Notre Dame, but pronounced Noter Dom. I think it is nice to
have three pronunciations so we can be clear about what we're talking
about.
David Froom
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