Today, the second part of French vowels. This three part lesson will give you examples of French words using those sounds. Let’s keep on with the “in” sound : singer, fin, brin, main, pain, pin, intestin, aucun, incertain…
you can hear each french sound individually, by clicking on the first audio icon, on the left
the second audio icon, on the right, will let you hear all french words under the "examples" columns
each word is separated by a 5 second blank silence, so that you can repeat the word… or guess the following one
the column "written" shows different ways of written transcription for the sound. As you can see, there can be up to six different ways to write the same sound, which makes French language difficult to write… even for French people !
As noted on the International Phonetic Association website, the International Phonetic Alphabet may be freely copied on condition that acknowledgement is made to the International Phonetic Association (Department of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, School of English, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki 54124, GREECE).
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Listen & Repeat : 
Pronouncing French vowels 
