1. la lèvre supériere 2. la lèvre inférieure 3. les dents supérieures 4. les dents inférieures 5. les avéoles 6. le palais dur 7. le palais mou/le vélum 8. la luette/l'uvule 9. la pointe de la langue 10. la partie antérieure de la langue 11. le dos de la langue 12. la cavité nasale 13. la cavité buccale 14. les cordes vocales

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voyelle: a patte, ɑ pâte, ɑ̃ sans, e clé, ɛ faite, ɛ̃  saint, ə repeser, i si, œ sœur, œ̃ brun, ø ceux, o sot, ɔ sort,  ɔ̃  son, u sous, y su

semi-voyelles: j fief, fille, ɥ huit, w oui

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

a ɡrɑ̃ dir

def: rendre plus grande

la ɡlas

Def: eau à l'état solide

Give the phonetic spelling of the following words:

su, ceux, sœur

Give the phonetic spelling of the following words:

bu, bœufs, bœuf

What is the phonetic spelling of the following words:

mou, maux, molle

What phonetic letter does this letter combination become:

...ck

What phonetic letter does this letter combination become:

...mm

 What phonetic letter does this letter combination become:

...nn

What phonetic letter does this letter combination become:

...ll

What phonetic letter does this letter combination become:

...ss

Sample word:

février

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

tu, une

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

veux

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

sœur, jeune

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

pourquoi, nous

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

trop

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

jolie

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

Agnès

What phonetic letter are these words associated with?

jolie, jeune

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 ] 

In terms of syllables, how are these words broken up:

il and ilôt

In terms of syllables, how are these words broken up:

patte and paté

In terms of syllables, how are these words broken up:

haute and hauteur

Sample phrase: neuf ans, neuf heures

[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

[e te], [pu pe], [mes], [ʒe], [e je], [pe ne], [ne],

[par lə re], [par le]

the letter L

e.g. travail = [tra vaj]

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

a

là-bas = [la ba]

Sample words (interesting!):

oiseau and coin

the letters u and û

bu = [by] and sûr = [syr]

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]

ou, où and oû

tout = [tu] où=[u]

coûte = [kut]

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]

Sample word: photo

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