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French pronunciationVowels: Have a quick look at the following table and listen to the respective audio examples for each French sound. With these audio examples and the vocabulary that you already know, you should be able to develop a good feeling for the correct French pronunciation.
Consonants: The French consonants are all very similar to the ones in English. The few exceptions are listed in the table below. Listen again to the audio examples and repeat what you hear aloud.
Basically all words in French (as well as in English) are spelled with lower case letters. Exceptions to this rule are only words such as names for people, animals or places. These words are capitalized in French. Exercise After translating the words below into French, can you tell which of them would be capitalized and which would be spelled with lower case letters? Example: the bridge lower case
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