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Saturday, May 27, 2006

Leçon 1: Les alphabets

A- ah
B- bay
C- say
D- day
E- ay
F- f
G- zhay (zh, like the s in vision. English pronunciation of J)
H- ah-sh
I- ee
J- zhee/G (English pronunciation)
K- kah
L- l
M- m
N- n
O- o
P- pay
Q- qü (chinese pronunciation of ü)
R- air (the r in air is to be pronounced in the French way, either you can or you can't)
S- s
T- tay
U- ü
V- vay
W- doo-blu-vay
X- x
Y- ee-grek (rhymes with rare, t is silent)
Z- zed

The last letter of all French words are silent. However, there are 'exceptions'. For example...

Ils ee-l
Ils ont ee-l zawn
Ils sont ee-l sawn

Ils=masculine plural
ont=plural of have
sont=are

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