Also, you have to use gendered endings to match the gender of the genderless inanimate objects you refer to.
French pronunciation rules: 1. "s" is silent 2. several vowels in a row means to sound extra snobby 3. "x" is wildcard, make a random sound
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The vowels are sometimes lazy and just sit there
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As opposed to English pronunciation rules: 1. There are no rules.
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4. Never pronounce the last letter of the word.
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@existentialcoms@gaolus Swallow last two or three letters, too. French started that during food shortages in WW2. Better than eating wordsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@carolfoxbw French is the Uno of the languagesThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Exception to rule 1: De Saussure's structuralism.
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