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Welcome back to the Coffee Break French show, my Saint Mark.

And I'm that's Max.

How my going to you Max.

Good a minute one, I'm well, yeah, it's quite well.

Super, another episode of show, and in these weekly episodes we are here to help you improve your French one coffee break at the time

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podcasts now Max last time we were talking about liaisons and I'm really quite chuffed.

One of my favorite words. I'm pleased because I kind of feel I understand liaisons a bit better now.

Excellent, super, that's the point.

Absolutely, yeah, hope our listeners also.

But there is more to say about liaison.

There is indeed, because last time we looked at the liaison which were compulsory, and this time we're going to be looking at another category of the

years forbidden ones.

Leave up.

Aresse Batit. I'm going to tell our listener something here just before we got started.

I'm going to tell our listener something here, you know, just before we got started, I was asking Max what the time was because we were we were running a little late this morning to get organized and Mike told me the time it was quarter past nine.

Nvericar and that got us talking about another type of liaison because the F of nuff becomes n of v sound when we're talking about novere

it does novere so and it would cut it would sound quite odd if you pronounce it like an f

the way it's written yeah n. Yeah. Yeah. Now it would sound odd to the native speaker ear.

So never. And I guess that's exactly what we're trying to do with these episodes help our listeners and our viewers avoid sounding not like a

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