This episode is the fourth and last part of a series about asking questions in French. If you ever travel to France and engage in any interaction with a native French speaker, you’ll definitely need to ask them questions in French! In order to give you the confidence to do so, this episode will focus on the intonation. You may have learnt that the intonation falls in statements and rises in questions but this is actually inaccurate. I’m going to give you the whole rule – that should make sense to you! Don’t hesitate to give me your feedback in the comment section for the episode: www.frenchyourway.com.au/podcast126

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