A guide to liaisons in French | CBF Show 2.07

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🗓️ 8 July 2024

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to another episode of the Coffee Break French Show! This time, we're sharing a guide to liaisons in French. Liaisons are a crucial aspect of the language and play a key role in natural-sounding speech. If you would like to master them and sound like a native speaker then tune into this episode!

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0:00.0	Goode to Coffee Break French.
0:02.0	Welcome back to the Coffee Break French show.
0:04.0	Myc is Mark.
0:05.0	And I'm not you Max.
0:06.0	How about you Max?
0:07.0	Very good in to us.
0:08.0	It's not.
0:09.0	You've told me I'm a little bit scared today because the topic of today's lesson is something that I find quite tricky, but all will be explained.
0:20.0	It well, it well. This is of course the Coffee Break French show and in these weekly episodes we're helping you take your French to the next level one coffee break at a time.
0:29.0	And if you're listening to the podcast, remember to subscribe to the podcast feed wherever you get your
0:33.9	podcast and if you're watching the video version subscribe to our
0:37.0	YouTube channel.
0:38.0	A so, I'll be what by the time a day a day a day a year day a year a year so mr mr mr mr mr mrr mr mr mr mr mr mr mr mr mr mr mr mr mr mr the So, Mark, compare the day liaison.
0:44.0	The liaison.
0:45.0	So this is a dangerous liaison's episode.
0:48.0	Shall we get started? A la. So the whole idea of liaison's in
1:05.0	liaison in French, liaison in English,
1:10.0	is that they involve how one word joins to the next in pronunciation.
1:17.0	Yes, so it's a final consonant that's normally silent, but if the next word starts with a vowel,
1:24.8	the continent runs into the next world.
1:26.9	Exactly, exactly.
1:28.9	Perhaps the first thing that we should do is look at an example of this a very common example.
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