French pronunciation
Train rhythm, connected speech and difficult sounds with listening and repetition.
Key outcomes
Use these as observable targets, not as a checklist to memorize.
- 01
Hear and produce nasal vowels and the French /ʁ/ without tension
- 02
Use liaison, enchaînement and stable phrase-final stress
- 03
Keep syllables even instead of importing stress from your first language
A practical plan
Turn the target into repeatable work you can actually schedule.
- 1
Record one short phrase before and after focused imitation
- 2
Loop three seconds, copy rhythm first and individual sounds second
- 3
Compare waveform by ear: timing, linking, vowels, then consonants
Readiness checkpoint
A listener understands the phrase on the first try, and your recording keeps the original rhythm without sounding forced.
Practice your plan through music
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