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Oceanside Elementary's French Immersion
Oceanside Elementary School Home-Reading Resource Website
Home-Reading Resource Website
Listen to French Phonemes
ANdans volcan
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AUdans auto
00:00 / 00:05
OIdans oiseau
00:00 / 00:05
EZdans nez
00:00 / 00:07
OUdans hibou
00:00 / 00:05
ONdans bonbon
00:00 / 00:06
UIdans bruit
00:00 / 00:06
CHdans chat
00:00 / 00:05
INdans lapin
00:00 / 00:05
ENdans dent
00:00 / 00:05
AIdans maison
00:00 / 00:05
ERdans nager
00:00 / 00:05
Êdans tête
00:00 / 00:05
Èdans planète
00:00 / 00:05
Édans école
00:00 / 00:05
EAUdans bateau
00:00 / 00:05
OEUdans coeur
00:00 / 00:06
AINdans main
00:00 / 00:05
EUdans feu
00:00 / 00:05
EIdans neige
00:00 / 00:06
IENdans bien
00:00 / 00:05
EILdans soleil
00:00 / 00:05
ILLEdans fille
00:00 / 00:06
QUdans quatre
00:00 / 00:05
EINdans peinture
00:00 / 00:05
OUILLEdans citrouille
00:00 / 00:06
TIONdans collation
00:00 / 00:06
Helpful hints:
-consonants often sound the same
-there are significant differences between vowel sounds
-H is always silent
-ENT at the end of a verb are silent
-an S at the end of the word is often silent
(des bonbons= ''day bonbon'')
-S, when followed by a word that starts with a vowel, makes a Z sound
(Les amis= ''Lez zamee')
-QU is pronounced like "K" in English
-TH is pronounced like "T" in English
-CH is pronounced like "SH" in English
-i is prnounced like the long E in English
-EZ is prnounced like "AY" in English
-accents change the sounds of values
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