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Learn The French Greetings

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Learn The French Greetings French greetings help you with making friends, but also it will come in handy when you are out shopping. When going into French shops , as a formality, customers always greet the shopkeeper with a simple “hello” and always make sure to say “goodbye” when leaving. Remember when to use the formal and informal expressions. Otherwise you might insult someone by being too friendly too quickly! In general, until you get to know someone well, stick with the formal expressions. It’s better to be too formal than to not be formal enough and accidentally insult someone. Practice Basic French Greetings       French phrase                    Pronunciation             English translation Bonjour                         bohnjoor                           Good Morning Parlez lentement.        par-lay lehn-ta-mohn      Please speak slowly. Je ne comprends pas. zhuh nuh kohn-prahn pah I don't understand. Merci                            mehr-see                

Learn How To Pronounce The French Language

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Learn How To Pronounce The French Language  Here you're the best tips that will help you speak better French. Some commands that you will have to fulfill to the letter to perfect your mastery over the language. Moreover if you put these tips with some native; either through a French course abroad or with some of the best social networking languages. So, without further ado, I'll show you a particular table commands to learn to pronounce the French. Hope will be helpful. The Letter "e" in the French language A letter can cause more of a problem to some, it has 2 different tones. With grave accent (è), circumflex (ê) or acute accent (é) is pronounced similarly to our "and" Spanish (mère, fête ...); albeit with grave accent pronunciation must be more open and more closed acute accent. Moreover, without an accent, it is moving to the end of words (porte), while if it is at the beginning or in the middle sounds like a mixture of "and" and "or"