Quel groupe est-ce que ce (nominal, verbal, prépositionel):

"La jeune femme"

Quel groupe est-ce que ce (nominal, verbal, prépositionel):

est entrée dans le magasin

Quel groupe est-ce que ce (nominal, verbal, prépositionel):

pour acheter du beurre

Give the phonetic spelling of the following words:

su, ceux, sœur

Give the phonetic spelling of the following words:

bu, bœufs, bœuf

Sample word:

février

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

mon, oncle, son

What phonetic letter are these words associated with:

Vincent, parisien, besoin, juin

What phonetic letter are these words associated with:

Vincent, agent, en, banlieue

What phonetic letter are these words associated with:

depuis, juin

[ɥ]

[de pɥi] [ʒɥɛ̃ ] 

[nœ vɑ̃ ] and [nœ vœr]

!!!cas spécial

What is the phonetic spelling of these words:

si, île, maïs, stylo

é, ée, es, ai, ay, ei, ez

also

-er, -ez, -ai, -ais, -ait, -aient

pays (and derivations) and abbaye

e.g. pays = [pe i], paysage = [pe i zaʒ],

paysan =[pe i zɑ̃ ], abbaye = [a be i]

Sample exceptional words with the vowel [ɛ]:

événement, céleri, médecin, crémerie

eu and œu

bleu = [blø] and nœud = [nø]

veux = [vø] and peux = [pø]

-eux, -euse

paresseux = [pa.rɛ.sø]

paresseuse = [pa.rɛ.søz] 

eu and œu, ue (sometimes)

il veulent = [il vœl] and sœur = [sœr]

cueille = [kœj] and orgueil = [ɔr gœj]

mot exceptionelle: œil = [œj]

o, ô, eau et au

trop = [tro] tôt = [to]

hameau = [a mo] au = [o]  

typically an [o] is used instead of a [ɔ] if it is the last sound in a word

o and au (less frequently au)

tonne = [tɔn], joli = [ʒɔ li]

Laure = [lɔr]

aim, ain, eim, ein, im, in, ym, yn, un, um

and words ending in:

-en; -ien, -yen, -éen

faim[fɛ̃ ], plein [plɛ̃], sympathique[sɛ̃  pa tik], parfum[par fɛ̃], train[trɛ̃ ], simple[sɛ̃ pl],     syndicat[sɛ̃  di ka], Reims[rɛ̃s], pim[pɛ̃ ], lundi[lɛ̃  di]

lycéen[li se ɛ̃ ], gardien[gar djɛ̃ ], moyen[mwa jɛ̃ ]

oin, oing

moins=[mwɛ̃ ] poing=[pwɛ̃ ]

album=[al bɔm]

maximum=[mak si mɔm]

aquarium=a kwa rjɔm]

an, am, en, em, aen, aon

dans[dɑ̃ ], chambre[ʃɑ̃br], parent[pa rɑ̃],     exemple[eg zɑ̃pl], Caen[kɑ̃], paon[pɑ̃]

abdomen=[ab dɔ mɛn]

amen=[a mɛn]

What numbers use the nasal vowel [ɑ̃]

en-

enterrer[ɑ̃ te re]

on and om

bon=[bɔ̃]

combien=[kɔ̃ bjɛ̃ ]

The end of nous verbs i.e. demandons, partirons, répondions

and the possessive adjectives mon, ton, son

also, ont, sont, font, vont

In general a written and pronounced vowel follows a semi-vowel.

hier [jɛr]

yuex [jø]

oi, oî, oy, oe, oê

loi [lwa], coin [kwɛ̃], boîte [bwat], voyelle [vwa yɛl], moelle [mwal], poêle [pwal]

-il and -ill

ail [aj]

vielle [vɛj]

i,y + V ->jV

hier [jɛr], yeux [jø], lyons [ljɔ̃], liant [ljɑ̃ ], liez [lje]

ou+V -> wV

oui [wi], ouest [wɛst], louant [lwɑ̃], jouons [ʒwɔ̃], nouer [nwe]

u + V -> ɥV

nuit [nɥi], lueur [lɥœr], tuant [tɥɑ̃ ], tuons [tɥɔ̃],      tué [tɥe]

[ko ɛ̃ si dɑ̃s]

ïn -> ɛ̃

voyage [vwa jaʒ]

foyer [fwa je]

[ø] and [œ]

What 2 factors would cause an 'e' at the beginning of a word or in the middle of a word to be pronounced [ə]?

1. If it is followed a single pronounced consonant followed by a vowel or a semi vowel.

 mener [mə ne] revoir [rə vwar]

re(ch)erche [rə ʃɛrʃ]

Exception: if the 'e' is followed by a double consonant it becomes [ɛ] or a [e]. eg. verrai [vɛ re],           lessive [le siv]

if 're' is followed by 'ss' it is pronounced [ə].

ressource [rə surs]

 'e' followed by C + L or R

secret [sə kre]

replier [rə pli je]

appeler [ap le]

amener [am ne]

mener [mə ne]

acheter [a ʃte]