Learn How To Pronounce ANY French Word or Phrase - Best Free Resource

[@tyramotar]

I just stumbled across your pronunciation videos, English Phonetics for French was exactly what I was looking for!! You’re the bestest !! (Meaning better than the best)

[@SeeYouUpTheRoad]

Hello Cindy - Thank You for this resource! is there a way to slow down the speed of the spoken examples?

[@ginaamercado5191]

Merci beaucoup! This is very helpful.

[@SeeYouUpTheRoad]

Thank You very much

[@elainerobinson214]

Merci. I have learned so much from you and have much more to go.

[@Frencheezi]

Thank you, means a lot! I'm really pleased you're enjoying my content 🙂

[@bchtv2072]

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[@tonyhogg9839]

I've used this site for years, love it. It has so many more words today than the early years. Also you may have to watch the results, because words can be spelled the same in different languages, but are pronounced very differently. Like I will type in a french word, not really pay attention to what I'm clicking on and go "Woah, that's not right" because the first result is the Italian word, the french one is further down.

[@jacquelinewardle9088]

Many thanks Cindy. I'll have a look at the site you suggested. It'll be useful for my singing. Regards, take care - Jacqui.

[@Sisqsis2]

I did not know about this site and certainly will use it. Thank this tip and your amazing videos.

[@stengali1]

I am interested to learn french pronouncing. How should I proceed.

[@stengali1]

Are u pronouncing words written by meThanks.

[@taoxanh3239]

Thank you for getting back :).

[@rafnaegels8913]

Thank you for still being active!

[@zenutopia2k708]

Great! Thanks for the tip! "Reverso" is also good for translating words/phrases/dictionary/pronunciation.

[@Frencheezi]

I've never heard of Reverso, I'll have to check it out! 🙂

[@jase8550]

Hey Cindy, thanks for all your help. I think it'd be great if you post more regularly on your Instagram too :)

[@celineseasyfrench95]

merci💕💕

[@rakeshrishu9963]

Please Can you make little video on du cafe or le cafe and les oranges or des oranges, i am very confused on them when to use du cafe or le cafe with few examples please

[@Frencheezi]

You should find the answers to your questions in the following video I made a few years back. The basics are "le café / les oranges" means "the coffee, the oranges", "du café / des oranges" means "some coffee / some oranges". Here's the full lesson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqqrqWyMqduthZo Hope this helps 🙂

[@vision-cm7el]

as you are explaining on this video. no need to register - did try. it does not work. its asking for email and password. and the box to write your word does not appear on the site. please help.

[@Frencheezi]

Well that's strange. I can assure you I have never registered, not even before recording this video. Click on the following link and it should take you to the page with the white box you can type in: forvo.com

[@barrythomas1336]

Merci. I've been using Google translate - as you say very mechanical

[@liligolbous224]

I didn’t know, thanks

[@Frencheezi]

You're most welcome! 🙂

[@dougarnold7955]

Merci. 👋😁

[@bchtv2072]

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[@thelawsofsuccess1570]

Merci

[@knishkasood2089]

Plz teach how to pronounce french r plz

[@monaarchy2367]

maestra

[@factwithshubham9999]

Merci