4 lessons
Pronunciation
Nasal vowels, liaisons, and rhythm that make you easy to understand.
The three nasal vowels that change meaning: an, on, in
Distinguish vent, vont and vin with minimal pairs and clear mouth-position cues so meaning stays intact.
BeginnerScoreRoute8 minLiaisons: obligatory, forbidden, and optional
When to link words like les_amis, when never to, and a safe rule of thumb for polished exam speech.
IntermediateScoreRoute8 minRhythm and intonation: sounding French, not English-with-accents
Final-syllable stress, question vs statement melody, and shadowing — the habits that hide an English accent.
AdvancedScoreRoute9 minReference: Forvo, the pronunciation dictionary of native recordings
Verify how any French word really sounds — including Canadian pronunciations — using recordings by native speakers.
All levelsExternal resource ↗4 min
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