Exercises On French Sounds
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The best author- ities maintain that there is a slight tonic accent on the last syllable (not counting " feminine e") of a French word. ' ' When a Frenchman says univer- sality, u, ni, ver, sa, li, all seem to be about equal in force, and ^/generally sounds a trifle louder".
We shall now apply to polysyllables the elementary principles already learned about the French sounds, and add a fev/ details regarding pronunciation and spelling.
' C. H. Granagent, op, cit.
1 6 EXERCISES ON FRENCH SOUNDS ...I.— THE VOWELS Series I.
I. i. This sound may also be written _j', and ie (at the end of words) : Cyr, demK.
Exercise. — Fini', ministry, midi, ici, syllabi, minui/, demi, demi^, ahirae, imiter, parricide, Clovis, grit, grisf, cerise, Cambys^, Venis^, finir, gytnnas^, ligu^, tenir, venir, soupir, cygnif.
Note to Teachers. — Every student of French pronunciation must have realized more or less clearly that the clumsy and deceptive spellings of the ac- cepted usage are utterly unsatisfactory representations of the sounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The best author- ities maintain that there is a slight tonic accent on the last syllable (not counting " feminine e") of a French word. ' ' When a Frenchman says univer- sality, u, ni, ver, sa, li, all seem to be about equal in force, and ^/generally sounds a trifle louder".
We shall now apply to polysyllables the elementary principles already learned about the French sounds, and add a fev/ details regarding pronunciation and spelling.
' C. H. Granagent, op, cit.
1 6 EXERCISES ON FRENCH SOUNDS ...I.— THE VOWELS Series I.
I. i. This sound may also be written _j', and ie (at the end of words) : Cyr, demK.
Exercise. — Fini', ministry, midi, ici, syllabi, minui/, demi, demi^, ahirae, imiter, parricide, Clovis, grit, grisf, cerise, Cambys^, Venis^, finir, gytnnas^, ligu^, tenir, venir, soupir, cygnif.
Note to Teachers. — Every student of French pronunciation must have realized more or less clearly that the clumsy and deceptive spellings of the ac- cepted usage are utterly unsatisfactory representations of the sounds.
What to read after Exercises On French Sounds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchman, Philip H. (Philip Hudson), 1874-1954 to read onlineMoreLess
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