How to say egg/eggs in French ?

How to say and pronounce "œuf" (egg) and "œufs" (eggs) in French language. Including different kinds of "liaisons" (sound links) when using numeral adjective or articles.
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[@Aurea2001]

[Insert ROBLOX death sound here]

[@persontran]

1 oof 2 oof 3 oof 4 oof 5 oof

[@xayahtrinajhinie8690]

0:27 enough

[@vivocanada]

Notice you pronounce the f when it's the last letter in a word, but not (in this case) when it's followed by the s. Something important but which he neglected to mention because he as a French native doesn't even notice the difference.

[@TheFrenchToolbox]

Sorry to disagree. F followed by an s is generally pronounced as in the French words /chefs/, /brefs/, /juifs/, /actifs/, etc. Only a few French words have an f that is not pronounced when it's followed by an s, such as : /oeufs/, /boeufs/ and also /os/ (which has the same spelling at the singular an at the plural but not the same pronounciation)

[@vivocanada]

@@TheFrenchToolbox Absolutely correct. But my original point still stands. Un œuF, deux œu.

[@TheFrenchToolbox]

@@vivocanada I see what you mean. For readers, i will just mention that it deals with the history of French pronunciation. Thanks for your comment.

[@6i6itjeruk]

haha roblox death sound go brrr

[@seanestrella7969]

OooFFf

[@MagicalBreeze]

??????

[@werwirlover]

Im so high i cant stop farting

[@myntdragon9578]

Œuf

[@melancholy9236]

man, french doesn't make sense. there is too much letters and pronounce a few, the vowels sometimes sounds different.

[@cdevidal]

I don't think I could hear the "zuh" after the number if someone were talking to me about a recipe, blends in too closely.

[@Λακρουά]

@@cdevidalI cant hear "4 eggs" in French 😅

[@jayy8157]

*Oeuf*

[@sunnyseok05]

oeufff

[@chillminion1071]

Oof

[@ivanzq21]

Uf!

[@thegamre909]

OOF

[@D0UMATHEPSYCH0P4TH]

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