French Phonetics 101-Part 2. French Language for Beginners

The Ultimate How-To-Read Guide in French for all beginners in French Language. Part 2.

For better result, complete Part 1 before proceeding with Part 2

or read attentively the detailed Cheat-Sheet with letters  A-L (Part 1 Overview)

This course is:

• short: to complete the whole Course (Parts 1&2) you need  about 3 hours

• easy-to-follow: the course is divided into short classes, each lesson lasts between 1 and 3 minutes.

• progressive: each lesson is about a new topic, so every 2 minutes you learn a new rule and practice a new sound

• not overwhelming: step-by-step approach, each rule is followed by a practical exercise.

• complete: the course covers and resolves all difficulties a student might face at the beginner level (A1) 

• multi-purpose: whatever French Language Course you are attending or planning to attend, the French Phonetics 101 is a must-have basis for your quick progress in reading, speaking and writing.

• HD quality: high quality sound and image

• feedback guaranteed: I am open to all your questions. If you don't find the answer in this course, just ask. Your progress is my concern.

• 100% practical: you listen and you read from the first to the last class. I just don't give you other choice but to progress.

This is Part 2 of the French Phonetics 101. To be sure you don't miss anything, check the content of both parts.

Part 1 ( letters and sounds A-L)

• letters of the French alphabet

• basic rules of French pronunciation

• accents: é, à, û

• vowels a, e, i and their combinations ei, ai

• consonants b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l and their combinations ch, gn

• reading simple words

Part 2 (letters and sounds M-X)

• nasal sounds

• vowels o, u, y, w and their combinations (oi, ou, au, eau, eu)

• consonants m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, x, z and their combinations

• reading simple words and sentences you can use in your every-day life

UPCOMING FEATURES TO BE ADDED BY THE END OF THE APRIL 2019:

• new activities including basic sentences to communicate easily from the first French Language Class

• a possibility to get instructor’s feedback about your progress by submitting audio-assessments.