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=== Final consonants ===
In French, certain consonants are silent when they are the final letter of a word. The letters ''p'' (as in ''coup'' (blow, shock) {{
=== Dental consonants ===
The letters ''d'', ''l'', ''n'',''s'', ''t'', and ''z'' are pronounced with the tip of the tongue against the lower teeth and the middle of the tongue against the roof of the mouth. In English, one would pronounce these letters with the tip of the tongue at the roof of one's mouth. It is very difficult to pronounce a word like ''voudrais'' {{
=== ''b'' and ''p'' ===
Unlike English, when you pronounce the letters ''b'' and ''p'' in French, little to no air should come out of your mouth. In terms of phonetics, the difference in the French ''b'' and ''p'' and their English counterparts is one of aspiration. Fortunately, in English both aspirated and unaspirated variants (allophones) exist, but only in specific environments. If you're a native speaker, say the word ''pit'' and then the word ''spit'' out loud. Did you notice the extra puff of air in the first word that doesn't come with the second? The ''p'' in 'pit' is aspirated ({{
=== ''q'' ===
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In French, the letter ''h'' can be aspirated (''h aspiré''), or not aspirated (''h non aspiré''), depending on which language the word was borrowed from. The ''h'' is never pronounced, whether it is aspirated or not aspirated.
For example, the word ''héros'' {{
The only way to tell if the ''h'' at the beginning of a word is aspirated is to look it up in the dictionary. Some dictionaries will place an asterisk (''*'') in front of the entry word in the French-English ''H'' section if the ''h'' is aspirated. Other dictionaries will include it in the pronunciation guide after the key word by placing an apostrophe ( <nowiki>'</nowiki> ) before the pronunciation. In short, the words must be memorized.
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! acute accent {{fr/sec|(accent aigu)}}
| ''é''
| '''é'''l'''é'''phant {{
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! grave accent {{fr/sec|(accent grave)}}
| ''è'', ''à'', ''ù''
| fi'''è'''vre {{
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! circumflex {{fr/sec|(accent circonflexe)}}
| ''â'', ''ê'', ''î'', ''ô'', ''û''
| g'''â'''teau {{
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! diaeresis {{fr/sec|(tréma)}}
| ''ë'', ''ï'', ''ü'', ''ÿ''
| No'''ë'''l {{
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! cedilla {{fr/sec|(cédille)}}
| ''ç''
| fran'''ç'''ais {{
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=== {{French/Section||Acute accent|Accent aigu}} ===
The acute accent is the most common accent used in written French. It is only used with the letter ''e'' and is always pronounced {{
One use of the ''accent aigu'' is to form the past participle of regular ''-er'' verbs.
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The cedilla is used only with the letter ''c'', and is said to make the ''c'' ''soft'', making it equivalent to the English and French ''s''.
: ''gar'''ç'''on'' {{
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