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Oui (wee) means "yes".

Vin (vah) which means ‘wine’.

I thought we could look at a few ways of letting someone know that you aren’t fluent in French (just yet!) Je ne comprends pas (zhi-ni-comm-prohn-pah) means ‘I don’t understand’. Je ne parle français (zhi-ni-parlay-frohn-say) means ‘I don’t speak French’. Parler lentement (parlay-lohn-ti-mohn) means ‘speak slowly’. Au revoir

Observe Lip Movement From Native Speakers The bulk of sound variation comes from the way a speaker shapes their lips and tongue; careful observation of individuals who are fluent in your target language will serve as a tool to mimic new sounds. While this does not address sounds made with tongue ...

Le lait (le-lay) which means ‘milk’. Crème (crem) which means 'cream'. Demi-'crèm' (daymay ay-craymay) which means 'half fat'

There are many words of French origin that have entered the English language and have remained pretty much unchanged since: Abattoir, a la carte, après-ski, artisan, avant garde, boutique, bivouac, blancmange, bouffant, cigarette, fervour, je ne sais quoi, larynx, laissez-faire, morgue, nougat, ogre, piquant, panache, restaurant, toupee, vis a vis, etc. The ...

Avion (ah-veeyon) which means "airplane".

Coca-Cola (coke-a-cola)  is ‘coke’. Coca-cola diète (coke-a-cola dee-yet) is good old ‘diet coke’. Limonade (leemon-ahd) is ‘lemonade’. Orange (oh-ranzh)) is ‘orange’. D'orange frais (doh-ranzh fray) is ‘fresh orange’.

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Today's word of the day is: - La bière (lah bee-air) is 'beer'.