How To Do A French Accent (Accents) There are many sounds that are spoken in the French language that differ from sound's that are heard in the English language. In this tutorial an actor teaches how to speak with a French accent in English. Hello I'm an actor and a voice coach. Alright the key to any accent is to find out the sounds that are specific to that accent and try and copy them. If you try to speak French and go to France you're going to make a mistake if you say "tray". What you need to do is imagine the dangly bit in the back of your mouth, that's your uvular right back there. So in words like rain we doing say "rain" we say "rain". "Thank you so much for this" (repeats 3 times). So if you want to do a French accent drop your h's. Rather than saying "in" you say "in". Not all french people are like that but it helps me and it might help you to so give it a try.
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