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How To Get Perfect French Pronunciation of "Il y a"

Have you ever wondered how to pronunce in French the word "Il y a " ? With ParisByPod, you will soon be able to pronounce perfectly this French sentence.

Explanations for French sound "Il y a "

There are 3 syllabs / sounds in this sentence.

Note that the liaison is usually made between the"y" and the "a", which results finally in the "ya" sound.

So eventually there are 3 sounds: il - i - ya

Samples of French sentence with  "il y a"

And now some samples to help you in your French pronunciation of "il y a" word.

  • Il y a une bille.
  • Il y aura ta cousine Liliane.
  • Il y a longtemps que je t'aime.
  • Il y avait trop de monde à la soirée.
  • Il y va.
  • L'Iliade et l'Odyssée.

IPA International Phonetic Alphabet for French word "Paris"

 

Exercise for French pronunciation "il y a "

If you want to get perfect French pronunciation, just practice this French pronunciation exercise  ! Try to read those simple sentences, loudly and slowly first, then more & more fluently.

  • Il y a beaucoup de monde dans le métro.
  • Je ne sais pas s'il y aura beaucoup d'invités à la fête.
  • Il y a d'excellents musiciens dans ce café.
  • Il n'y a pas de films français dans ce restaurant.

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