How to pronounce "EN, EM, AN & AM" sounds in French (Learn French With Alexa)

The video tutorial explains the pronunciation of French nasal sounds like EN, AN, AM, and EM. It provides examples such as 'tront', 'ront', and 'song', and highlights exceptions where the sound changes. The tutorial also includes a practice sentence to help learners master these sounds and explains the pronunciation exception for verbs ending in ENT.

What is the common pronunciation for the French nasal sounds 'en', 'an', 'am', and 'em'?

• An

• Em

• On

• En

Which of the following words is an example of the nasal sound 'en'?

• Tront

• Ombre

• Chambre

• Blon

Why is 'em' used instead of 'en' before certain letters?

• To follow a consonant

• To follow 't' or 'd'

• To follow 'b' or 'p'

• To follow a vowel

Which word demonstrates the use of 'am' before 'b'?

• Monty

• Ombre

• Tront

• Blon

What is the exception for pronouncing 'ent' at the end of a word?

• When it is a verb

• When it is an adjective

• When it is an adverb

• When it is a noun

In the practice sentence, which word is used to illustrate the nasal sound 'an'?

• Lonte

• Elephant

• Blonde

• Marsh

Which word in the practice sentence is a verb and demonstrates the 'ent' exception?

• Pandon

• Marsh

• Lonte

• Blonde