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Introduction to
French Pronunciation
There are 37 speech sounds in French.
You already use most of them in English.
Learn how to distinguish them to gain
confidence when you speak French. Y our ?Oùest
mon ? Y our ?Oùest
mon ? toutou (teddie bear) \tütü\ in French tutu (tutu) \tütü\ in EnglishPage 2
Exceptions,
Exceptions,
Exceptions!
Please note that the rules presented in this work are general rules. Some exceptions are noted, but they are not exhaustive. You will undoubtedly come across exceptions not covered in this course; with time you'll come to learn them, but the important thing is that you will have a benchmark of what is normal. My aim is to provide you with a good foundation of French pronunciation so that you can speak confidently in French. You'll find English translations (in brackets) along the way. Please note that sometimes words have more than one translation, but for the purpose of this course only one is noted.Have fun learning!
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Yolaine Petitclerc-Evans
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Speech sounds
Speech sounds are the sounds of vowels and consonants on their own or in a group.Vowels:
Consonants:
IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet)
To catalogue speech sounds the International Phonetic Association devised the IPA to graphically represent speech sounds of spoken languages all around the world. French-English dictionaries usually use the IPA to indicate the French pronunciation. IPA symbols are always in square bracketsHow to use the following pages:
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Notes:
For the sound , \ay\ in English (the IPA sound [e] not the letter e) é, er, ai, ez dé, écouter, cacherai, aimez say1st person singular I love 1st person plural we love
2nd person singular you love 2nd person plural you love
3rd person singular he/she loves 3rd person plural they love
The form ai
indicates the future tense for the first person singular, for example:I will hide = je cacherai;
The form ez
indicates the present tense for the second person plural (and a few other tenses in combination with other letters): you love = vous aimez.The form er
indicates the infinitive, for example: to listen = écouter The written forms er, ai and ez relate most of the time to verbs (action words). Verbs get conjugated; for example the verb to love (the infinitive form where nothing has happened to it yet) is conjugated in the Present tense like this: When er, ai, and ez relate to a verb, they are found at the end of an action word:Vowels
IPASound Written
form(s) inFrench
As in...
(French) As in... (English) a papa, garage, tache patâ âge, câble, tâche paw
é, er, ai, ez dé, écouter, cacherai, aimez say ê, et, e, ai, ei fête, ballet, merci, laine, neige festive, let e cela, demain, le uh i, î, y ami, cycle, île bee o, ô, au, eau rose, côte, gauche, bateau coat o cote, donner, corne, poche cot eu, oeu (oeu) deux, feu, voeux, oeufs put* eu, oeu (oeu) heure, meuble, oeuf turn* ou fou, toutou, vous, doux you u, û connu, mur, tu, flûte mule* * closest sound when pronounced slowlyPage 5
Semi-vowels
* closest sound when pronounced slowly IPASound Written
form(s) inFrench
As in...
(French) As in... (English) i, ll, y pied, lieu, billet, yo-yo yet, yell ou, o ouate, ouest, coin, moins west, watt u lui, huile suite*Nasal vowels
IPASound Written
form(s) As in... (French) As in... (English) an, am, en, em tante, cambrioler, tente, membre Khan in, im, ym, ein, ain pin, limbes, cymbale, plein, pain paint on, om bonbon, pompier song, font un, um un, brun, lundi, parfumNotes:
The letter n in front of b or p becomes m.
Khan as in Genghis Khan. If you don't know how to pronounce it, the closest way would be saying Kha (while pinching your nose!).Semi-vowels are a sub category of vowels.
Nasal vowels are a sub category of vowels.
* closest sound when pronounced slowlyAn online French-English dictionary
(unfortunately it does not have the IPA symbols): http://www.wordreference.com/fren/ A website that has audio file of all the French sounds (this site is all in French, but it has the IPA symbols):Online Tools
Cool! A website that will pronounce text you type in French (with a choice of male and female voices with different accents):Page 6
IPASound Written
form(s) As in... (French) As in... (English) b, bb bébé, bien, bar, abbé baby, bar d dame, danse, dîner dance, diner f, ph fermer, photo, fer first, photo, g, gu gare, drogue garage, drug c, k, qu coco, képi, qui coco, kernel, kit l, ll la, balle, alto last, balloon, alto m, mm mer, pomme, maman man, American n, nn nous, bonne, âne never, none p, pp pêche, appartement, pli peach, apartment, ply r, rr roi, barrette, radio are, radio, barring s, ss, c, ç, t soie, messe, cela, ça, attention sin, mass, cent, t, tt tabac, botte, petit, petite mat, pet, tent v vin, avion, ravin vine, envoy, ravine s, z rose, maison, zèbre, zone, roses, zebra, zone ch, sh chanter, choix, shérif sheriff, shot j, g, juste, joli, Georges, gifle fusion, measure gn vignoble, gagner mañana (spanish)Consonants
Your notes
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Sound combos
* closest sound when pronounced slowly IPASounds Written
form(s) As in... (French) As in... (English) eil, eille orteil, abeille euil, euille, oeil écureuil, feuille, il ien bien, viens oi toi, moi, pois wham oui oui we oin coin, moins wayne ouille ratatouille, rouille oo-ee ui lui, huile suite*Unexpected pronunciation
Word Exception IPA transcription
les secondes (the seconds) the letter c is pronounced g la femme (the woman) the letter e is pronounced a le monsieur (mister) the letters on are pronounced e le paon (the peacock) the letters aon are pronounced an les secondes la femme le monsieurSilent letters
The silent
The most notable exceptions are the small words like je, le, me, te, se, de, que. In French, an e at the end of a word is seldom pronounced. For example:Word IPA
Word IPA
garage (garage) île (island) tache (stain) meuble (furniture) poche (pocket) flûte (flute)âge (age) tante (aunt)
is always silentH, in French, is never pronounced.
Word IPA
habiter (to dwell) homme (man) huile (oil)Page 8
Usually, in French, a consonant
at the end of a word is not pronounced. There are many exceptions like the word jour, but there is no rule. To find out if you pronounce a consonant at the end of a word look it up in your dictionary.Consonant
at the end of a wordWord ending with a consonant IPA
grand (tall) petit (small) ananas (pineapple) loup (wolf) Soft The cedilla under the c (ç) soften the c in front of the vowels a and o; it is seldom used with the vowel u.For example:
Word IPA
ça (that, this)
leçon (lesson) reçu (receipt) c is soft in front of the vowels e and i - includingé, è, ê and y.
For example:
Word IPA
ceci (this) cédille (cedilla) cèdre (cedar) cidre (cider) cyan (cyan)Page 9 Page 9
c is hard in front of the vowels a, o, and u.For example:
Word IPA
cabaret (music hall) code (code) cube (cube) HardThink of the words soft pie
to help you remember that i and e soften the c.Misc. pronunciations
g is soft in front of the vowels e and i, including é, è, ê, y.For example:
Word IPA
gel (frost) girafe (giraffe) générique (generic) gêne (embarrassment)Égypte (Egypt)
The vowel e can be use to soften the g in front of the vowels a and o.For example:
Word IPA
geai (jay)Georges (George)
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Think of the words soft pie
to help you remember that i and e soften the g.Word IPA
longue (long (fem.)) guide (guide) guépard (cheetah)Guy (proper name)
The vowel u can be use to
harden the g when u is followed by e and i, including é, è, ê and y.For example:
g is hard in front of the vowels a, o, and u.For example:
Word IPA
gare (train station) golfe (golf) légume (vegetable) HardPage 11
An s between two vowels is
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