French Pronunciation : 45 Letter Combinations so You Can Stop the Guesswork

Stop guessing with French Pronunciation: There are sooo many French letters that combine together to make new sounds. Do you know them all?
In this short but detailed lesson, you will learn 45 sounds with French vowels combined, consonants or both.
The great news is that once you notice them, you can apply these rules consistently to ALL the French words you come across!
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[@Tejasfootball]

This is lovely. Helped a lot.

[@HeidiButkus]

I really appreciate the tip for the letter combination “br”- to place the b with the previous syllable to make it easier to say. That’s what I will work on. I could use more tips on pronouncing other consonant blends with an r, such as « droit ».

[@HetYaom]

This is excellent, thanks a million.

[@mehdisabouri]

Many thanks, this was really helpful to me 🙏🏼

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Wonderful!

[@mishamc93]

Merci beaucoup !

[@jameschandlerfots]

Merci!! This was very helpful

[@cgindein]

These are great thank you. I definitely need to practice the nasal sounding words as I don't think I've had those all correct. I'll be playing this video a lot I think 😀

[@spyridon6044]

Thanks!

[@susannahziegler6752]

I really really wish I found you sooner. You’re AMAZING!!! I’m leave for Quebec in 6 days been studying for weeks but so exhausted and confused with just A dictionary and RUclips. These kinds of videos are VERY hard to find. Better late than never.😍🫶🏻 Thank you so so so much. 🥰

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Oh thanks so much!
You made my day Susannah, it’s so easy to watch a video and not leave a kind word so Merci Beaucoup!
Finish this sentence: “I wish I could find a video to help me with ….” (the more deets the better!)

[@juanitasimmons8598]

merci beaucoup ...i never learned the basic.. I really needed this....

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Glad it was so helpful for you!

[@anetaguzik-davies8558]

Merci 🎉

[@anmolpreetsingh6793]

merci

[@irish203]

thanks u for the video

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Avec plaisir!

[@gide5489]

Vous confondez les sons un et in, vous vivez à Paris ?

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

What other word or letter combinations do you struggle with?

[@abduhllahabduhllah6018]

lve you

[@victoriamatsepudra127]

Hi! Thank you for the video. Why ch combination in psychollogie pronounced different?

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Great question. It's a Greek word to start with so we've kept the 'k' sound instead of soft 'ch'. It comes from psyché in Greek which means 'l'esprit' (the mind)

[@nirbhaysinghverynice5880]

can you tell some words which are similar in English and French but meaning are different pls

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

A good idea for another video!

[@massinhartit466]

You have a bad sound quality

[@takeo3747]

Don't worry, give it billions of years and it will evolve by itself randomly

[@contagiousintelligence5007]

I’m confused by the -ai, -ais ending. Sometimes they’re pronounced like è, sometimes é 🤔
Also, how about the ay letter combination? How do you pronounce ‘pays?’
Thank you!

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

It's also true that the same verb ending can be pronouced a bit differently depending on regional accents! For example towards the South, you'll hear a lot more -ai or -ais sounding like the 'ai' or milk (le lait) with a sound similar to accent grave!
I have another helpful video for words containing Y which will help understand how to pronounce 'le pays' better

[@arckocsog253]

@@LearnFrenchLesson thank you, what is the title of that video?

[@fajuyigbeabigeal]

You are too fast