I am learing french but my french pronounciation is very bad .. is there any online site could help in that ?
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The only effective ways you can improve your pronunciation imo is a) to listen to tonnes of French radio and TV - I mean like 4 hours a week for at least 10 weeks or so or b) talk to someone who speaks very good French and who will correct you every time you make a mistake.
It's quite disheartening at first, but it's a necessary process.
Bonne chance
It's quite disheartening at first, but it's a necessary process.
Bonne chance
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I think that french prononciation is very easy once you've got the basics. It seems to me that we have a bunch of rules, with which you're able to read any new word correctly.
So i suggest you focus on pronouncing correctly the letters and syllables, and then words should follow.
This isn't the case in english. for instance, in "sword" and "word", the [o] is not the same, in "tomb" it's completely differend... "a" can be like in "hat" on "hate"... in french, an "a" is always an "a", except with some rules [an], [am], [ean], [eau], [au], [ai]...
So i suggest you focus on pronouncing correctly the letters and syllables, and then words should follow.
This isn't the case in english. for instance, in "sword" and "word", the [o] is not the same, in "tomb" it's completely differend... "a" can be like in "hat" on "hate"... in french, an "a" is always an "a", except with some rules [an], [am], [ean], [eau], [au], [ai]...
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The Rosetta Stone course has software that rates your pronuciation. Where I live (Maryland) you can get the course for free through the public library website, by entering your library card number.
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hey
je te conseil de regarder et suivre des films en français, des séries, ou meme les desseins animés. cela ma beaucoup aidé pou apprendre le français
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