
Master the basics of French pronunciation by learning the alphabet, French sounds, syllables, and word stress in this introductory course.
Introduce the alphabet and pronunciation, comparing English and French alphabets and how their letters are pronounced differently, with examples of letter names from both languages.
Master the French alphabet and pronunciation in part II of this course, focusing on letters and their sounds.
Learn how French vowels between two consonants are pronounced like in the alphabet, with examples and English meanings to master the basic French sounds.
Explore the French sounds part II, focusing on how a final e changes the preceding consonant when another vowel follows, and illustrate the e sound at word end.
Practice reading common French words and explore consonant sounds. Compare French and English pronunciation for consonants like c and h, noting differences and examples.
Explore how French and English share syllables but pronounce them differently, with examples of vowel combinations and pronunciation patterns introduced in this part.
Master French syllable pronunciation in part two of Learn Easy French from A to Z, exploring vowel-consonant combinations such as a+n, e+e, e+i, and e+u with practical examples.
Explore how various syllables are pronounced in easy French, with practical examples of vowel and consonant combinations and pronunciation patterns showcased in part iii.
Master syllable pronunciation by pairing you with vowels and consonants, using examples like you plus a, you plus e, you plus m, and you plus n.
Explore syllable pronunciation part v, focusing on letter-sound patterns such as double l plus e and eu sounds, with practical examples like point and corner.
Explore French syllable pronunciation through vowel and consonant combinations with examples like e plus u and i plus l. Master these sounds to improve pronunciation.
Explore French word stress and pronunciation signs by identifying the acute and grave accents and how they guide pronunciation.
Explore the acute accent in French and how it is placed on a vowel e, with practical examples. See examples of how the acute accent is used in French.
Explore how the grave accent marks vowels in French, focusing on a, e, and u, with simple example usage.
Explore how the circumflex accent is placed on French vowels, with examples on e, a, and i to illustrate its usage.
Advance your French through conjugation and making sentences, as this course guides you toward practical communication. The lesson ends with a short conclusion and thanks for watching.
Hello (Bonjour),
my name is Hydrine MAYELA (Je m'appelle Hysrine MAYELA).
I am a French Teacher.
Are you interested in learning a new and do you have issues with struggling to learn French on your own? This course will allow you to understand the basic of French language. You will be able to identify syllables sounds and words, read them and speak. It is the taking-off of French language.
In this course I will teach you everything you need to know about getting started with French. You'll learn how to read, write, listen and speak French. You will create lots of your own words and pronounce words syllables.
This course is suitable for those who don't know anything about French, those who have just started learning French and for those who have already starting learning French language but still unable to read French words or sentences in order to make memorization and understanding process easier.
In his class you will learn step-by-step all you need know in order to read, write, listen and understand French sounds and words.
Topics covered:
1. Alphabet & pronunciation
a) Alphabet letters with pronunciation
2. French sounds
a) Vowels sounds
b) Consonants sounds
3. Syllables pronunciation
a) Vowels & Consonants sound
4. Words stress
a) acute accent
b) grave accent
c) circumflex accent
There is exercise file available to download so that you can practice and return the knowledge acquired as proof of understanding
Who is this Course for?
Anyone who wants to start French language skills.
Beginners, amateurs and lovers of the French language