Pronunciation: practise and master
Pronunciation
practise and master
With the correct intonation, speech melody and word pronunciation,
your French can become much more sophisticated!
With the free learning resources and high-quality audio that we've collected, you can
With the free learning resources and high-quality audio that we've collected, you can
do just that!
- Learn to pronounce and recognize the different sounds of the French language!
- Listen to audio examples and repeat!
- Practice speaking clearly and correctly!
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Flenet.UniLéon.es - Audio, Songs, Dictations
A diverse learning webpage with numerous audio recordings and audio exercises. Use these resources to learn about pronunciation and how to recreate the correct sounds of the French language.-
Moddou - Effective Listening Practice
These varied exercises will help you improve your listening comprehension and get a good feel for French spelling. You will also get practise with intonation and word formation. -
Études Littéraires - Rules for Connecting Words
An overview of the rules for "Liaison" when connecting words in French. Several good examples will help you understand the correct pronunciation. 
Wikipedia - Comprehensive Pronunciation Rules
Wikipedia presents an extensive explanation of the French pronunciation system (phonology). This page deals with some complex linguistic topics, but there are also many simple, clear examples of sounds in French.-
Laits.UTexas.edu - Audio Recordings
The chapter titled "phonétique" contains a number of high-quality audio recordings. This chapter deals with the sounds of the French language as well as other features of the language. -
On this learning page published by the University of Lyon, you can find many excerpts of French songs. These will help you understand and remember the pronunciation of specific sounds in French.
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Forvo - A Fantastic Pronunciation Dictionary
Learn how to pronounce French words with Forvo. The site offers you several pronunciation recordings for the word or expression you are looking for. For example, you can listen to how a word is pronounced by a man or woman, or how it's pronounced in France vs. Canada. That way you can learn to recognize pronunciation differences in French dialects. The search box is located in the upper right corner of the page.
