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salutcavaouiettoi · 1 year
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How the French react to gossip *gasp*
Mais non??? - No way
Mon dieu - My god
Oh mon dieu - Oh my god
Sérieux?? - Seriously?? 
Mais wesh - No way (that’s so informal lol use it with besties)
Incroyable - Incredible
J’ai pas les mots là - I have no words
Choqué(e) - Shooketh 
Oh la la - speaks for itself
C’est dingue - It’s crazy
C’est fou - It’s crazy
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island-delver-go · 2 years
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We must weaponize French pronunciation for the common good
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frenchlitclub · 2 years
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est. éviter. écrasée. été. mangez.
(is. to avoid. crushed. summer. eat (2nd plural pronoun))
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here's the most commonly used accent in French, and one of the most common sounds of the language: é !
- can be seen as most importantly as: é / er / est / ez
- it sounds like an English "eh".
- something to keep in mind is that the è accent is often (mis)pronounced é, when speaking fast, or by southerners in general. So you can find -ai/-ais/-aient and more, pronounced as é instead of è. The substition works for most words, but not all. Some aren't recognizable when a switch is made, for example with the word for Father: Père. If you change that è for an é, it'll sound very weird and unfamiliar. But for Broom: Balai, everyone would understand you if you pronounced that -ai é instead of è. So it's a matter of learning through listening to natives talk, to know when it's okay to switch or not.
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rambling-val · 10 months
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Me: questioning my gender identity
French class: 🤜🫨
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Foyer
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culmaer · 1 month
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* ipa enjoyers let's pretend every /e/ above includes [e], [ɛ] and everything in between
Reblog in honour of the 5 year anniversary
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canisalbus · 7 months
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I had a dream that you revealed Machete's real name, and it was still Machete but pronounced "mah-hee-yet" or "mah-hee-yay", depending on how french the speaker was
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tengu-feathers · 6 months
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— Kató Lomb + the importance of pronunciation, from Polyglot: How I Learn Languages (p. 90)
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kaygee-doodles · 4 months
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Hello! I remember seeing an ask about reader rambling about their hyperfixations, and it was mentioned Nightmare is listening even if he doesn't look like it.
If you're up to answering, what if the reader assumed he truly wasn't listening and stopped rambling to him? Nothing against him, reader just not wanting to be a bother. Whether you answer or not, thank you for reading and have a nice day! :]
He will ask a leading question that has to do with what you were talking about to get you going again. "So if the Oratrice mécanique d'analyse cardinale is technically a formal twelve-syllable poem, why do you keep saying it in a set of three?"
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“Merci beaucoup.” | Ted Lasso 3x01
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constehlla · 11 months
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Foolish interacting with the Spanish speakers is so funny to me because on one hand. He’s made so much progress with Leonarda (and is one of the only English speakers on the server I’ve seen really TRY with Spanish?) to the point where he can read signs not meant for him and foil pranks from her.
On the other hand, he can be surrounded by only Spanish speakers and he will not stop saying idioms and phrases and a million other untranslatable things. He makes no effort to change how he speaks for them and it is so funny
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thinking about how if Jean ever went back to Marseille (which i don't think he'd do unless it's for/in relation to E) that he'd get bullied by his fellow french folks because of his accent. not only would Jeremy be hauling him through Charles de Gaulle after some uncultured Parisian dared to insult his Marseille accent (he may not speak french, but he's all too familiar with what Jean insulting someone sounds like), but once he got to Marseille they'd reject him too. five+ years away from anyone who spoke french besides Kevin and Neil and their atrocious accents, where japanese and then english were embedded into his brain did him no favors. when he speaks his mother tongue it's recognizable, but his accent is no longer his and it's something else he has to come to terms with losing to the Moriyamas
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frenchlitclub · 2 years
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In the audio: Connu | chute | mur | sûr
this is the sound of the letter "u" in French, which I simply write as /u/ in the pronounciation part of the posts.
Accents on the U:
- "û" : the sound doesn't change. like in "sûr" here, /u/. Other examples: "mûres", "brûler",
- "ù" : used in the /oo/ sound written this way "où". You don't pronounce the "u", only the /oo/ sound.
- "ou" /"où" / "oû" and other variations starting with "ou" : this is another sound altogether, /oo/. The "u" is not pronounced there.
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rambling-val · 11 months
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As an Italian learning French, the number 1 is the bane of my existence.
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twslug · 8 months
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im such a slut for a good f1 nickname like The Formidable, The Inevitable, The Predestined/Il Predestinato will always do it for me idk,, even The Professor/Le Professeur, Black Jack, Billion Dollar Man, Mad Max, King of the Ring, and Mr. Monaco do silly little things to my brain... so fucking good..,
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