This video teaches beginners how to pronounce the French nasal sounds EN and AN, which are characterized by air flowing through both the mouth and nose. The instructor demonstrates these sounds using common French words like 'lent' (slow) and 'sans' (without), providing slow and clear pronunciation practice for A1-level learners.
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tell you how to pronounce the syllable e n [music] and a n. It's a nasal sound. O do which means in law which means slow. So, so which means without or say which means to Think.
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