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grammaire - Pronunciation of “tous” — Prononciation de « tous » - French Language Stack Exchange current community your communities Sign up or log in to customize your list. more stack exchange communities company blog Stack Exchange Inbox Reputation and Badges French reading comprehension exercises Lecture - Compréhension écrite Here you can practise French with reading comprehension texts based on French culture. Recommended books Learn French: Your 21-Day Guide on How to Make Listening a Habit Reading time: 3 minutes In case you missed our previous article about how to practice listening in French, I suggest you take a quick peek at it (spoiler alert: it’s awesome!) In the article, we gave you a bunch of useful tips and tricks on how to learn the language through listening. So go ahead and browse it quickly, we’ll give you a minute or two. Okay. Done?

Learn French with French Children's Stories - The French Experiment Some well-known children's stories translated into French and spoken by a native French speaker. Great for kids... and adults too! Read along in French or English. Les Trois Petits Cochons The Three Little Pigs Thank you! + Pronunciation lesson by Benjamin Huoy - FRENCH WORD-A-DAY Thank you very much, on behalf of all of our family, for your touching messages following my beau-père's passing. Many of you noticed an error, throughout my story, when I referred to John as my "father-in-law." I really meant to say "step-father!" Did you know that the French keep it simple--by using the term beau-père for both step-father and father-in-law? I like this--especially as the words beautiful father do much to honor John!

tolearnfrench Please use requests in French to get more results. Recommended pages from our site - Selected by our team. Reading comprehension-French - Learn French [Test]Il était une fois une petite fille de village, la plus jolie qu'on eût su voir : sa mère en était folle, et sa mère-grand plus folle encore. Cette bonne femme lui fit faire ...

Open and Closed Vowels and Syllables - French Pronunciation The terms "open" and "closed" have two related meanings in regard to pronunciation. Open vowels and closed vowelsOpen syllables and closed syllables Voyelles ouvertes et fermées Open vowels are sounds produced with the tongue far from the roof of the mouth. They are also known as low vowels since the tongue is found at a low position in the mouth. French Reading French Reading If you're trying to practice your French Reading then the page below should help. You will be able to sharpen your comprehension and understanding of the sample text below, which is part of the Article 26 and 27 from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The first section is in French and the second part is in English.