I’m really excited to start a short series of episodes dedicated to French pronunciation to mark the achievement of over 2 years of creating, testing and refining the online course that I’ve been working really hard on for you!

“How to sound like a native French speaker – Everything you need to know about French pronunciation and intonation” will officially open on May 9th, 2018.

Save the date because it will come with a special and limited offer!

I’ll also do a live session on Saturday May 19th, at 1.30pm (Melbourne Australia time). You can send me your questions about French pronunciation and intonation now and I’ll try to answer them during the session.

Submit your questions for the live session: http://frenchyourway.com.au/contact

To receive updates and reminders about the course and the live session: www.frenchyourway.com.au/course

In this episode, I’ll answer to Joanne’s question: “How to know when the letter “S” is pronounced [s] or [z] ?”

Le silence, un serpent, septembre, sourire (smile)

un aspirateur (a vacuum cleaner), un best of, du persil (parsley)

une rose, un désert, un poison, un cousin, un prisonnier (a prisoner)

un dessert, un poisson (a fish), un coussin (a cushion/pillow)

Jésus

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