Hello! Thank you for lessons, it is what make this world better! Could you please tell why don't you pronounce 'poireau' as 'pwaro'? It has raised some discussion on Reddit already.
I just looked it up and I might be totally wrong at pronouncing it like that? I am confused but I have never heard Pwaro. When I look at the IPA it's supposed to be PWARO 😱
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane It looks like an exception based on the original Latin form. From the same discussion on Reddit: "The original pronunciation was porreau /pɔʀo/ from Latin porrellum, but in French the word was (probably) influenced by poire and became poireau /pwaʀo/". That is interesting, thank you for the answer! Here: www.reddit.com/r/French/comments/n21dtj/pronunciation_of_poireau/
Une cherise Une fraise Une aubergine Un radis Une datte Une oignon Une cheu-fleur Une noix de coco Une banane Une citron vert Un noix de cajou I got these right
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I got 4/20 with the proper spelling and a few others I got but misspelled. I am happy to learn new vocabulary. Merci beaucoup.
Not bad for a quick lesson, spelling is hard so 4 with proper spelling is pretty good if it’s the first time you learn this vocabulary 🙂
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane thank you! I knew some of the words but many of them were new to me. 😊
Hello! Thank you for lessons, it is what make this world better! Could you please tell why don't you pronounce 'poireau' as 'pwaro'? It has raised some discussion on Reddit already.
I just looked it up and I might be totally wrong at pronouncing it like that? I am confused but I have never heard Pwaro. When I look at the IPA it's supposed to be PWARO 😱
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane It looks like an exception based on the original Latin form. From the same discussion on Reddit: "The original pronunciation was porreau /pɔʀo/ from Latin porrellum, but in French the word was (probably) influenced by poire and became poireau /pwaʀo/". That is interesting, thank you for the answer!
Here: www.reddit.com/r/French/comments/n21dtj/pronunciation_of_poireau/
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane I say "pwaro". I guess there is a regional difference?
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I got score 12/20
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I only made one mistake.
Chestnut.
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Honestly I got only one (banana)
You already got one correct 😉
When I watched second time I am able to answer 7 of them.
Une cherise
Une fraise
Une aubergine
Un radis
Une datte
Une oignon
Une cheu-fleur
Une noix de coco
Une banane
Une citron vert
Un noix de cajou
I got these right
Just be careful with the spelling and the gender ;)
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Wait, three versions of mur?? Le mur = a wall
Les mures (u circonflexe) = blackberries
Mur (u circonflexe) = ripe
Les mures sont mures :)
I know right?