L’oral : recapitaul sons
- Les consonnes
- Les voyelles
- La pratique sur les sons
Les alphabets phonetique international
(b) as in : obn, bonbon, bonjour, bonsoir, bonne nuil, bontique, beau, boulanger, boucher e.t.c.
(d) as in : lundi, mardi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi, samedi, djea, dindon, diner, regarder, demander, diplomatique, dnaser, dormoir, des devant, dermier, demain e.t.c.
(f) as in : famille, photo, fille, film, feu, fer, fume, faux, finir, futus, frere, fete, froid
(g) as in garcon, grand, gris, grand-mere, gouter gauche, grotte, langue, galarery, legume, e.t.c
(k) as in kilo, que, quoi, queue, quel, quelle, quelqu’un, car, qui, echo.
Des consones francais.
(L) as in le, sol, londre’s, lais
(m) as in mot, femme, fume, mur
( ) as in Agnes, agneau
(n) as in Nigeria, une
( ) as in piegne, camping
(p) as in pere, soupe
(r) as in soleit, ce, lecon, classe
(s) as in schema, chat, shceme
(t) as in table, tu, the, patte
(v) as in vin, vous, reve
(z) as in zero, maison, zebra, deuxieme, troisieme, macon
( Ȝ ) as in je, manger, georges.
Les voyelle orales simple.
A
E
I
O
U
Les voyelles orales composes.
(y) pronouced between u and i
( Ø ) pronounced between o and e as in bleu, heureux, pai, bureau
(oe) pronounced between o and e as peur, neuf, heure, directeur, professeur.
Les voyelles nasals
(Ē) as in : vin, fin, finir, mince, prince, matin
( ă ) as in tante, sans, vent
( ŏ ) as in bon, bonjour, rond, oncle, ombre
(ŏḕ) as in lundi, brun, un, humble
Semi – voyelles/semi consonnes
(w) as in oui, oiseau, nouer
(u) as in lui, louis, huile
(j) as in pied, viande, yeux, hier, famille, soleil.
Pronounciation
The following groups of words schould be practised frequently to familiarise oneself both with the sounds and with their various spellings.
(i) (y) (u)
Il dit du ou, ou
Il lit tu doux, d’où
Ici la plume le loup
Fin le mur le coup
Fini il fut le trou
Qui la rue le genou
L’ami
Idee
(e) (ε)
ne, le nez père, paire
j’ai guere
mai, mes faire, fer
alle, aller rien, reine
passe, passer mets, mais
frappe, frapper merci
[o] [Ↄ]
le mot notre
au, aux la robe
aussi la notre
chaud la porte
le notre le soldat
[Ŏ] [Ↄ]
Bon, son, non
Le coton
Le platfond
Ils ont
Ils sont
On oncle
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