This is the second episode to help you with your French reading and French pronunciation and celebrate the upcoming launch of my online course, “How to sound like a native French speaker”, coming out next week!  Stay tuned as there will be a special, limited offer!

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Last week’s episode: “How to know when the letter “S” is pronounced [s] or [z]?”: www.frenchyourway.com.au/podcast168

This time I’m answering a question from Tanya who would like to know how to pronounce the letter “E” when it has an accent over it.

Before listening to the episode, try to think about the answers!

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Un téléphone

participes passés : je suis allé, j’ai mangé, il a parlé

La mère (the mother), la tête (the head), Noël (Christmas)

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