LnR 052 Words from French

In this episode I'll give you some French words that we use in English. You can see how to pronounce them and how they are used in a sentence. The words are below:

au contraire     au pair     ballet     blase (this word has a mark over the "e", but I don't know how to make it in this podcast program)     Bon voyage!     bouquet     cafe (mark over the "e")     charlatan     chic     cliche (mark over the "e")     clique     critique     decor     deja vu (marks over the "e" and "a")     entrepreneur     facade (there's a mark under the "c") faux pas     fiance (mark over the "e")     genre     nouvou riche     omelette

I ask the French people to please forgive me for pronouncing the words wrong in the podcast and for not using the correct marks in these notes. It seems that the program for the notes doesn't allow the extra marks . . . or I don't know how to use it.