The Hardest Words With French Nasal Sounds. Vin, Brun, Attendre, Atteindre and More

Learn how to pronounce the hardest words with French nasal sounds according to some learners. Discover and practice pronouncing words like "vin" (wine), "brun" (brown), "attendre" (to wait), "atteindre" (to reach), and more. Master the correct pronunciation of nasal vowels [ɔ̃], [ɑ̃], and [ɛ̃]. Improve your French language skills today!
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⏱ Timestamps
00:00 Important declaimer
00:52 Nasal sounds reading rules
02:37 Purpose of the video
02:56 Vin, vent, va
07:21 Brun, parfum
08:36 Attendre, entendre, atteindre and éteindre
13:08 Enfant, enfin
13:54 Comprendre
15:24 Thanks for watching!

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What if I have a sinus infection. How does being sick affect speech and it's comprehension.

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thanks a lot for your videos!! they're incredibly helpful but, still, it's much harder to pronounce the nasal in/im sound. maybe, there are some tips exactly for this sound?

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[@dalmo.serravalle]

Got it. Nasal E sounds like AN and nasal A sounds like ON. Why not instead call them nasal A nasal O respectively? So confusing