The French adverbplushas different pronunciations, depending on how it's used. Generally speaking, whenplushas a positive meaning (e.g., more, extra, additional) it is pronounced [ploos]. When it is used as anegative adverb(meaning "no more"), it is usually pronounced [ploo]. A simple...
You’ll hear the wordbona lot. Literally, it means “good.” In spoken French, though, it’s often used as an interjection. It can signify decisiveness, similar to “right” or “OK” when used at the beginning of a sentence in English. When you attach anahon to the front of it a...
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When faking a French accent, you need to pronounce all schwas (unstressed vowels). Forreminder, native English speakers tend toward "r'mind'r," but French speakers say "ree-ma-een-dair." They will pronounceamazes"ah-may-zez," with the final e fully stressed, unlike native speakers who ...
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ummm I really don't know if you anglify it and make it kweeses. But french would say cuisse and cuisses the same, yes. Report AllieAndTheIvy ·09/12/2006 16:56 mais oui had loads of french people in the office with me earlier, they would have come in handy !
Pay attention to what native speakers add or drop whenever they’re speaking. In French, they often drop “ne” when negating. Ce n’est pas becomes C’pas ça mec! Mais bon… (That’s not it man, but ok, whatever) In Spanish, whenever two vowels are together, one is dropped. ...
Now you’re probably saying to me “Yes, but what about my neighbour’s 10 year-old son who learned French in 2 years?”. Ok. Well. No matter how “magical” it seems for children, to learn a foreign language is ALWAYS an active process. You need to learn vocabulary, grammar, conju...
It's tempting to pronounce this popular Vietnamese dish of noodles served in broth as "FOE." But it's actually "fuh," kind of like saying fur without the r, almost exactly like the French word for fire, "feu." Indeed, some say this dish was influenced by French and Chin...
as in 日本政府観光局によると、7月に日本へ旅行に来た外国人は329万人ぐらいで、1か月では今まででいちばん多くなりました。 https://nhkeasier.com/story/7971/ How to determine whether to say にほん or にっぽん for 日本? 日本 in 日本政府観光局 has 振仮名 as にほん whereas that in ...