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French pronunciation, let’s go!
The sound A
Abricot - Apricot
Carotte - Carrot
Château - Castle
The sound B
Tambour - Drum
Abeille - Bee
Bambou - Bamboo
The sound E
Jeter – To throw
Le - The
Semaine - Week
Cerise - Cherry
The sound é
Manger – To eat
Acheter – To buy
Ecarter - Dismiss
Les - The
The sound è
Tête - Head
Lait - Milk
Chèvre - Goat
Juillet - July
The sound I
Rivière - River
Joli - Pretty
Citron - Lemon
The sound 0
Château - Castle
Haut - High
The sound U
Utiliser – To use
Ustensile - Utensil
Chaussures - Shoes
The sound OU
Kangourou - Kangaroo
Genou - Knee
Hibou - Owl
The sound EN
Plante - Plant
Branche - Branch
Prendre – To take
The sound UN
Chemin - Way
Jardin - Garden
Linge - Laundry
The sound ON
Bouton - Button
Blouson - Jacket
Bronze - Bronze
Did you manage to pronounce those words properly? 😀
Thomas, your French teacher 😀
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Thomas Ricomard specializes in teaching French as a foreign language. He has been providing private lessons since 2015, both in-person and online (via Skype). He taught at the Popular University of the Canton of Geneva (Switzerland) from 2015 to 2018, instructing several groups of 20 students from around the world (United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, Brazil, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mexico, etc.), ranging from beginner to intermediate levels (A1 to B2). With a Master’s degree in clinical and cognitive psychology from the University of Geneva, his knowledge of psychology allows him to tailor his teaching methods for optimal learning, taking into account factors such as visual memory versus auditory memory. He expresses his passion for the French language through writing texts, including poetry and songs, which he presents publicly at numerous music and slam events.