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The accent aigu

Only occurs on -e and it is always pronounced like ay

-er, -ez, ai, -ais, es, est

The accent grave

Mainly occurs on -e and is pronounced like eh

È, à, ù, Trés, pièce, A, où

Circonflexe

Corresponds to an English word that has an -s following the letter with an accent

Forêt, hôpital

Trema

Placed on the second of two vowels to show that the two vowels are pronounce separately

Noël, ï, maïs

Cedilla

Used only on -c before an a, o, or u to show that it is pronounced like an -s

Ça, français, Gaçon

Final consonants

Final consonants are almost never pronounce in french ge only exceptions are C, R, F, and L

Bonjour Tard, salut,


Qu

Qu is pronounced like K

Quand, qui, que

Oi

Oi is pronounced like W

Quoi, oui, oiseau, toi

Nasal sound

Nasal sound is made when an N or M follows a vowel

Bon, manger, quand

-s & -ss

One s produces a Z sound while two ss produces an S sound

DESSERT&DESERT POISSON&POISON

-e with no accent at the end of the word

-e with no accent at the end of the word is almost never pronounced


Just pronounce the consonant before it

Grand & grande dire

Oh combinations

Makes oh sounds

Au eau aux eaux Bureau, tableau, l'eau

Liason

Pronounce the final consonant of a word only I'd the next words begins with a vowel

C'est


C'est un parc -- C'es tun parc

Elision

Contraction in french


Happens when it ends with an unstressed vowel vowels like le, la, me, se, te

Je t'aime, L'hotel, c'est