The word “double,” in French, sounds a bit like “dooblay. "
The pronunciation rhymes with the English name “Shea. "
Your tongue and mouth are situated like an “eee” sound. Your lips are rounded in an “O” shape.
You do not, however, want to pause between “ee” and “greck. " Think of it as a two syllable word.
A right pointing dash (`) is an “accent à grave. " Pronounce “ah-grav. " A left-pointing dash (such as in é), is an “accent aigu. " Pronounce “ah-goo. " A point up (^) is known as a “circumflex. " It is pronounced just like it looks.
Ç ( Ss ) (Also known as a çedilla, or “sirdiya”) Œ ( Oo ) Æ ( Ay ) â ( Ah ) ê ( Eh ) î ( Ih ) ô ( Oah ) û ( Oh ). [23] X Research source
A (ahh), B (bay), C (say), D (day), E (euh), F (f),G (jhay), H (ahsh), I (ee), J (jhee), K (kaa), L (l), M (m), N (n), O (o), P (pay), Q (kyoo), R (err(rolled r)), S (es), T (tay), U (e-yooh), V (vay), W (dooblay-vey), X (ix), Y (ee-greck), Z (zed). [24] X Research source [25] X Research source
