A French Accent 276 Remember not to intrude a glottal [ ] in place of the elided / h/ [ i iz i ] EXAMPLES: in hell, behind, hit his head, rehearsal,
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A French Accent
276Remember not to intrude a glottal [] in place of the elided /h/. [] EXAMPLES: in hell, behind, hit his head, rehearsal, inhabited, inhuman, key-hole
8. The post-vocalic /l/ of feel and stale, which is a velarized or dark /l/ in RP and
GenAm [], is rendered as a light /l/ []in French; e.g., mal, oncle, Balzac . So this habit is brought into the speaking of English. I have found it to be a mispronunciation that survives long after other English sounds have been mastered. EXAMPLES: ill, well, temple, small, malcontent, self, almost, baffle, careful9. One of the strongest markers fo
r this accent is the treatment of /r/. In French, whether /r/ precedes or follows the vowel, it is sounded, and the place of articulation is the uvula . French uses the trilled uvular /r/ [], although, in connected speech, it does not always achieve that degree of definition. It is often just a cursory, little fricative scrape [] often devoiced [], or even simply a gesture in that direction without any contact at all, resulting in an approximant []. Actors adopting a French accent will do better if they understate the /r/ in this way. Interestingly, with the RP and GenAm approximant [] being so different from [], both English and French speakers are apt to have a go at doing each other's /r/, and often overdo it. An "overdone" English /r/ might sound like this: strange, parents, arrange, etc. So a good tip is to either understate the [] or overstate the [].EXAMPLES: run, bring, bird brain, car park, forty, strict, approach, crowd, growl, fear, score, careful
10. The voiceless plosives [] are pronounced in English with aspiration, an
h-sound []. These are pronounced without aspiration in French in initial and medial positions. Additionally, [], like [] and [], is rendered with the tongue tip nearer the teeth than in English. This is also a subtle difference and, therefore, a hard mispronunciation to overcome.EXAMPLES: place, possible, proud, empower, time, tour, entire, California, kill, account, increase; BUT, IN FINAL POSITIONS, steep, Philip, light, rate,
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