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''ai'' and 'ei'' French pronunciation
The sounds “ai” and “ei” in French
Sound ''ou'' pronunciation in French
In French, “ou” is pronounced [u], like “oo” in food.
👉 Examples:
ou, fou, tout, rouge, bouche
🎯 Tip: Round your lips and push the sound forward.
Sound ''oi'' French pronunciation
In French, “oi” is pronounced [wa], like “wa” in water.
👉 Examples:
moi, toi, boire, noir, joie
Sound ''U'' French pronunciation
Sound “u” in French
In French, “u” is pronounced [y], a sound that does not exist in English.
👉 Examples:
tu, rue, lune, salut, menu
French, “i” and “y”
In French, “i” and “y” are pronounced the same way: [i].
👉 Examples:
i → ici, fini, petit
y → style, gym, syllabe
French pronunciation “é”
In French, “é” is pronounced [e], like “ay” in say (without the glide).
👉 Examples:
été, café, bébé, parler, clé
French pronunciation sound “è”
In French, “è” is pronounced [ɛ], like “e” in bed.
👉 Examples:
père, mère, très, règle, frère
French nasal sounds
French nasal vowels are produced when air passes through the nose and mouth at the same time. The vowel is nasalized and the n or m is not pronounced.
French pronunciation consonant ''C''
In French, the consonant C has two sounds:
/k/ → before a, o, u
café, cadeau, coupe
👉 Sounds like “k” in cat.
/s/ → before e, i, y
ce, cinéma, cycle
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