I have watched and listened to this video for more than 15 times in the past 30 days and felt like learning something new every time. Too bad that I can only give thumb up once but I cannot appreciate enough for your efforts and time organizing this lesson.
Thanks for watching everyone ❤️ I hope your pronunciation is getting better every day! Side note because I get lots of questions about it, remember that é and è are the sounds that change the most with different accents. If you hear something pronounced é instead of è and vice versa, it's ok 😉 You can find the book here : theperfectfrench.com/shop/pdf-course-books/the-complete-pronunciation-course-learn-the-french-pronunciation-in-55-lessons/
Bonjour Dylane et comment allez vous! Merci beaucoup pour votre Lesson 11 - Pronunciation of È in French | French pronunciation course. You discuss the very difficult pronunciation of using /ε/ in very simple 13 ways of the sound : È - Ê - Ë - E - AIS - AIT - AIENT - AI - EI - ET - ES / EST - EY - ECT. Sometimes it is very difficult where we use the sound /ε/ but this lecture clarify this. I enjoyed your today’s lecture and it will help us a lot for learning French using IPA.
Je veux prendre ma retraite pour avoir le temps de regarder toutes vos vidéos. J’écoute depuis longtemps. J’adore vos livres et vidéos. Aussi, vos graphiques. Vous devriez les signer. Merci beaucoup.
You are an amazing french teacher. Your courses are so user friendly and thorough. I am so happy to have found your courses. I am on travel, so I am waiting to return home to purchase your book on French conjugasions. Thank you so much!
No worries, here it is: Google the word followed by French IPA. For example, Table French IPA. One of the first result will be wikipedia and there you can see the IPA of the word and more info on it :)
Hi, i am sorry but could you explain the bit about ai at end of sentence as i got confused with the conjugation and the last lesson Thanks lessons are perfect
Amnother Great video. There are so many things to remember, that my brain hurts ... (Whimper) Seriously, thank you so much. I tink I should come back to this video at least once a week.
Of you should see this comment, could you explain more fully how the final "e" in words like terre and serre is pronounced? I thought it was silent, but you voice it here. I'm quite confused. Many thanks!
It's the word stress. I explain it later in this playlist. Also I overpronounce everything for this course so it could be that as well. But yes, the word stress ;)
J'aime le son de française, mais quand je lis le lettre muet (pour le conjugation de ils et elles) je suis un peu confus lol, parce que je veux prononcé le 'ent' et 'aient'. But I'm getting better at it. Merci beaucoup pour le pronunciation!
Had one doubt. In cher the er should give accent aigu sound but in this video you have it gives accent grave sound. Could you please clear the confusion.
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane ah merci beaucoup!! this is so helpful :’) i just started learning french again (it was my first language, i grew up speaking bilingually with english but i stopped speaking it at around 11, so it’s been just about a decade) and your channel and guides have been very helpful to get started again! and thank you for making so many resources free
It's probably because you don't have this sound in your own language. It's usually easier to practice a sound in longer words. Parfum, chemin, matin, demain (all of them sound like un)
Is ces pronounced the same as c’est? The “es” small words you mentioned here, I thought all those worlds are pronouced as é? Please help clarify. Thank you.
It can be pronounced as both. Just like ai at the end of verbs is pronounced either é or è. Both sounds are the ones that we switch the most in French. I think I added a few lines about it on my first comment as well. I hope it helps :)
@@kaur7740 yes, all the sound é and è tend to be mixed up, including es, from my experience CES is the most mixed up one. I talked about this on the course, not too sure if it was this video or the other one :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane So, how does one distinguish the difference between Chercherai and Chercherais if they can be pronounced differently depending on where somone is from? For the other formats, I can hear the difference between the é and è sounds, but I cannot hear it between the futur simple and the conditionnel (or just generally the -ais, -ait, -ai sounds). They sound exactly the same to me.
Bonjour Madame, la plupart de temps j'ai remarqué que les gens prononcent les petits mots qui se terminent avec 'es' comme e porte un accent aigu. Élaborez un peu madame.🙏
Tout à fait! J'aurais dû expliquer plus mais é et è sont les deux sons qui changent le plus dans la langue française. Personnellement, d'où je viens ça se pronounce è. Certains francophones ne prononcent jamais le è, tous les sons sont é 😉
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I have watched and listened to this video for more than 15 times in the past 30 days and felt like learning something new every time. Too bad that I can only give thumb up once but I cannot appreciate enough for your efforts and time organizing this lesson.
You are so sweet ☺️
Thanks for watching everyone ❤️ I hope your pronunciation is getting better every day!
Side note because I get lots of questions about it, remember that é and è are the sounds that change the most with different accents. If you hear something pronounced é instead of è and vice versa, it's ok 😉
You can find the book here : theperfectfrench.com/shop/pdf-course-books/the-complete-pronunciation-course-learn-the-french-pronunciation-in-55-lessons/
Une énorme vidéo française.
Yeah she's the best because of her easy way I'm like O. M. G. I can understand french very easily 😂
Bonjour Dylane et comment allez vous! Merci beaucoup pour votre Lesson 11 - Pronunciation of È in French | French pronunciation course. You discuss the very difficult pronunciation of using /ε/ in very simple 13 ways of the sound : È - Ê - Ë - E - AIS - AIT - AIENT - AI - EI - ET - ES / EST - EY - ECT. Sometimes it is very difficult where we use the sound /ε/ but this lecture clarify this. I enjoyed your today’s lecture and it will help us a lot for learning French using IPA.
Super 😀 I am very happy that the course helps you ❤️
I have become so despondent with learning French but your lesson and structure if your lessons is really helping me get back on track. Thank you
My pleasure :)
Superb series, getting tougher for us but must be very tough for you too.
Martin it was quite some work to put all these videos together but at the end it was still fun :D
I'm watching all your videos in this series! I love it! Merci Beaucoup Dylane! ❤️
That's amazing ❤️ Let me know if you have a question, I try to answer comments every day 🙂
Very interesting and useful lesson.
Thank you for the detailed explanations!
Je t'en prie 😁
Je veux prendre ma retraite pour avoir le temps de regarder toutes vos vidéos. J’écoute depuis longtemps. J’adore vos livres et vidéos. Aussi, vos graphiques. Vous devriez les signer. Merci beaucoup.
Merci 🤩 J'ai hâte d'être à la retraite aussi :D
We are fortunate to have you as our guide on U Tube. Merci beaucoup Dylane.
That's very sweet of you, thank you ☺️
All i can say is that this pronunciation tips and guide is really helpful and you are so amazing and lovely with the teaching techniques
Thank you! 😃
Omg, I finally understand the difference between j’irai and j’irais after two years of studying ! Merci!! 😊
I am glad I was able to help Jay :) But like (I think) I said in the video, é and è are often mixed depending on the regional accent :)
The best french teacher❤
Merci
Madame, Vous etes la meilleure. Sans vos explications rien semble clair.
Merci beaucoup ☺️
Thanks so much. I am learning and practicing everyday. Wow amazing.....merci
That's awesome Parker!
Thanks for your time and effort teacher.
You are welcome!
You are an amazing french teacher. Your courses are so user friendly and thorough. I am so happy to have found your courses. I am on travel, so I am waiting to return home to purchase your book on French conjugasions. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! And sorry for the late answer! The last book took me a while to finish 😉
This was super helpful, keep it up Dylane.
Because of your channel and awesome contents I am continuing to improve my French.
Merci beaucoup.
Merci beaucoup Honoré ☺️
Wonderful lesson. I did not understand the website to find the IPA pronunciation. Would you please give it again. Thank you.
No worries, here it is: Google the word followed by French IPA. For example, Table French IPA. One of the first result will be wikipedia and there you can see the IPA of the word and more info on it :)
Très intéressant lesson ! The pronunciation of « ect » was a real surprise !
Especially because it changes depending on the word 😅 Just to make it easier for you to learn ahah
Best teacher you are 😊💓
Thank you! 😃
Merci beaucoup, Dylane 😘😘
Tout le plaisir est pour moi Daria ☺️
Merci beaucoup madame 🌹🌹
Merci à toi :)
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Madame Dylane,
with the word : suspect, we do not pronounce the c but do we pronounce the t ?
Your lessons are treasures to me.
No the T is not pronounced either :)
Hi, i am sorry but could you explain the bit about ai at end of sentence as i got confused with the conjugation and the last lesson
Thanks lessons are perfect
ai = é
ais - ait - aient = è
but like I said, é and è change depending on where the person is from.
Tres utile, Merci beaucoup👏🏿
De rien :)
Thank you Dylane 😊
Je t'en prie Bobby 😉
Thank you
You are welcome
what is your view on the LangCorrect pronunciations of french words? would those be accurate mostly?
I haven't checked it out but I will :)
Hello madam Dylane! Today I can't wait watching your video as I was away from it for two days because of my workload. ...
Welcome back! It's normal to have other priorities, good on you for catching up so quickly ❤️
Amnother Great video. There are so many things to remember, that my brain hurts ... (Whimper)
Seriously, thank you so much. I tink I should come back to this video at least once a week.
You are so welcome!
I do not have words how to thanks ,but thanks for each word,sentence,second,minute and for each moment.
You are welcome ☺️
Thanks so much Dylane...its a wonderful source
i have one question what do you mean by Audible letters when you spoke about e in Cher & La mer?
Often E is not pronounced in words, at the end or in the middle :)
Of you should see this comment, could you explain more fully how the final "e" in words like terre and serre is pronounced? I thought it was silent, but you voice it here. I'm quite confused. Many thanks!
It's the word stress. I explain it later in this playlist. Also I overpronounce everything for this course so it could be that as well. But yes, the word stress ;)
Hello Dylane
Is La Mère and La Mer pronounced the same way?
Yes they are :)
I shall have to watch it more n more
Practice Practice Practice 😊
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane merci
Very interesting 😊
Merci 🙂
J'aime le son de française, mais quand je lis le lettre muet (pour le conjugation de ils et elles) je suis un peu confus lol, parce que je veux prononcé le 'ent' et 'aient'. But I'm getting better at it.
Merci beaucoup pour le pronunciation!
Tout le plaisir est pour moi Stephanie ❤️ Le français demande beaucoup de pratique ;)
Thanks Blake Lively 😊
Stop it 😆😊
Had one doubt. In cher the er should give accent aigu sound but in this video you have it gives accent grave sound. Could you please clear the confusion.
ER in short words such as Cher is pronounced as È accent grave. Never accent aigu ;)
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13:04 this seems like a great tip! but i can't find where in wikipedia i can find the ipa pronunciation of french words :( please help 😭
Just type the word on google + IPA and click on the wikipedia link :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane ah merci beaucoup!! this is so helpful :’) i just started learning french again (it was my first language, i grew up speaking bilingually with english but i stopped speaking it at around 11, so it’s been just about a decade) and your channel and guides have been very helpful to get started again! and thank you for making so many resources free
Where do I find the listening sections 7- 17?
The listening are with the book :) If you have the book and have issues with the listening, send me an email at info@theperfectfrench.com
4:24 what is audible letters?
The letter that is pronounced at the end
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane merci !
To pronounce un in French is difficult for me! could you give me some suggestions please!
It's probably because you don't have this sound in your own language. It's usually easier to practice a sound in longer words. Parfum, chemin, matin, demain (all of them sound like un)
Ms. Dylane, are "ais" in Français and Française pronounced the same? Merci.
Yes they are both pronounced È 🙂
In France, yes, but here in Canada, no, français = fran-SÈ, française = fran-SAÎZ
Is ces pronounced the same as c’est? The “es” small words you mentioned here, I thought all those worlds are pronouced as é? Please help clarify. Thank you.
It can be pronounced as both. Just like ai at the end of verbs is pronounced either é or è. Both sounds are the ones that we switch the most in French. I think I added a few lines about it on my first comment as well. I hope it helps :)
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Sounds like the spanish E
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I don’t know why but ‘ais’ in Français, jamais, and some other ais words sound more like é than è.
It really depends where the person is from, é and è are the most mixed pronunciations among French speakers :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Thank you for replying. Really enjoying this whole series. ❤️
Hey, does the pronunciation of des, les, ces, mes also varies? Because i was listening to french and many peoplr pronounce des with [e] sound.
@@kaur7740 yes, all the sound é and è tend to be mixed up, including es, from my experience CES is the most mixed up one. I talked about this on the course, not too sure if it was this video or the other one :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane So, how does one distinguish the difference between Chercherai and Chercherais if they can be pronounced differently depending on where somone is from? For the other formats, I can hear the difference between the é and è sounds, but I cannot hear it between the futur simple and the conditionnel (or just generally the -ais, -ait, -ai sounds). They sound exactly the same to me.
It doesn't feel like the "ais" in mais is pronounced the same way as the "È" in "mÈre" though or am I just crazy?
That's because the R in Mère accentuates the pronunciation. But they are pronounced the same 😉
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Interesting, merci!
Bonjour Madame, la plupart de temps j'ai remarqué que les gens prononcent les petits mots qui se terminent avec 'es' comme e porte un accent aigu. Élaborez un peu madame.🙏
Tout à fait! J'aurais dû expliquer plus mais é et è sont les deux sons qui changent le plus dans la langue française. Personnellement, d'où je viens ça se pronounce è. Certains francophones ne prononcent jamais le è, tous les sons sont é 😉
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane merci mille fois pour votre réponse instantanée.🙏
ummm . . . de la bière (Homer Simpson de France a dit)
Ton commentaire me fait encore rire ce matin 😀
Paul est-ce que tu regardes Les Simpson en français?
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane j'ai besoin de trouver Les Simpson en français. Je l'ai fait en espagnol et j'ai profité beaucoup! Le Mexicain qui a fait le doublage en espagnol pour Homer est très célèbre dans le monde hispanophone!