How to sound like a native French speaker

I have released "How to sound like a native French speaker", my online course to help you with EVERYTHING you need to know about French pronunciation, intonation and rhythm.

www.frenchyourway.com.au/nativespeaker

The idea for creating a dedicated course came from the many questions that students have asked me over the years and the recurring struggles that I noticed they were facing. For example, with the French liaisons, the nasals, how to pronounce the accents above some vowels, etc.

There are 2 dimensions that will help you sound more French:

Learning the individual sounds.

You need to be able to hear and say every sound of the French language. Some of these sounds will be easy because they already exist in your language (for example, in the case of English: b, v, t, p, and so on). Some will be different (U, R, the nasals an/in/on are typical examples)

Learning the sounds of the language as a whole.

You must learn how to choose the right intonation for what you want to say and learn how to give the French language its unique rhythm and melody.

The course covers years of learning (when it comes to correct pronunciation and intonation).  actually believe that it is THE most comprehensive course you can find on this topic.

When you buy the course, you get:

unlimited access to the course

downloadable notes with the lessons

worksheets (over 60 exercises and their answers)

over 7.5 hours of audio and video content

All lesson videos also available in audio format so you can listen again on the go!

contact me directly if you have any question

my personal feedback on your pronunciation once you’ve completed the course

30 day money back guarantee should you not be happy with the course

Special offer to celebrate the launch (if you get the course before May 21st )

I’ll send you:

My free printable set of flashcards to help you become more familiar with the phonetic symbols used in French language.

My free printable bookmark compiling the main combinations of letters which students of French need to remember and their pronunciation in IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet). A great quick reference tool which you can take anywhere!

SAVE THE DATE! I’ll answer your questions about French phonetics live on Facebook on  Saturday May 19th at 1.30pm (AEST) Melbourne Australia time... See you then? ?

Links & Resources

My French pronunciation course "How to sound like a native French speaker": frenchyourway.com.au/nativespeaker

Live session on my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/frenchyourway

French pronunciation (1) - How to know when the letter "S" is pronounced [s] or [z]: frenchyourway.com.au/podcast168

French pronunciation (2) - How to pronounce the letter "E" when it has an accent over it? : frenchyourway.com.au/podcast169

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