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- and welcome to learn French with and this is and in this lesson we'll work on so we're talking about
- letter okay does mean mute okay well clearly when you won't have to pronounce this vowel uh that so let's start and we'll see actually four different
- situations when you shouldn't pronounce this letter and let's see with the first one okay so the first one and the rule is quite clear
- it's at the end of a word then you shouldn't pronounce this like
- here okay so clearly here this uh will open I mean the sound so it's you won't have to pronounce it like but then it's okay but then you don't insist on it so
- clearly you don't pronounce it same thing here the last thing that you will hear is
- this so it's not here okay so clearly you don't pronounce it here it could be also in that situation when you've got a verb
- okay so and then the last thing here that you will hear is the l l l
- okay so here is not pronounced and it's not pronounced here you don't say l but then you say l l El okay
- El and then well it could be also in that case with an adjective okay same thing here when you put this well actually you will pronounce the
- final okay but you don't pronounce this uh here intelligent Okay so remember that if you've got in some situations the
- pronoun and if it comes after your verb like in that case then you will have to pronounce it okay
- so all right okay so here you pronounce it and then
- okay all right so when you've got this combination in which you've got this pronoun L after okay but then actually it's the same thing in that case you've
- get to pronounce the final uh okay but then in other cases you don't second
- situation so after another vowel like here for instance you don't pronounce this uh okay so in that case if you want to pronounce it correctly you should
- pronounce it like okay so the last thing that you will pronounce will be the vowel e here okay you don't pronounce this uh here
- okay let's see another example l so it's in that case it's quite interesting because if you look
- carefully you've got the combination of the vowel O and U and together you know that they they produce the sound o okay and it's exactly the same rule so you've
- got this after but then clearly you don't pronounce it okay El and theni okay exactly the same
- thing okay you've get this e and after that you've get the Vel U but then you don't pronounce it all right and it's actually quite interesting because you
- know I just wanted to rewrite the same uh verbs but then I will put them at the plural form and then you've get this n t and actually it will be exactly the same
- rule because you don't pronounce this uh and then even if if if sorry if it's at the plural form so uh and well you don't pronounce it so you will
- get all right you don't pronounce that and it will be exactly the same thing as we had previously El okay
- El and then tusi exactly the same thing even if youve get this a s well actually the uh is mute you don't pronounce it so you don't pronounce the final s e either
- okay is to study is to play and then SK is to ski okay um so clearly if you've got this combination a well you don't pronounce
- uh e it will be exactly the same thing you don't pronounce the uh o same rule U same thing and then if you
- as we saw previously if you combine a and e and after that you've got the uh you don't pronounce it it could be as well this o e and you don't pronounce it
- U and you don't pronounce it so it can be also also this a and u together you will get the sound o but then you don't pronounce the U if it's coming after
- same thing here if you've got U and U and then you get this U you don't pronounce it O and U and after that you've get the uh you don't pronounce it
- remember that it must be followed by whether in cons a consonant or then nothing okay if you've got a vowel I mean the the
- rule is changing of course okay so whether a consonant so in con or there or then so nothing okay so let's see now the third situation here when uh will be
- M okay and then the thing goes like for certain ver you won't pronounce this so if you want to conjugate verbs and in that case
- we're talking about verbs from the first group so ending with a a okay so we will see that like here for instance a okay to
- love or to like and the first form that you've got here it's the future form the future simple and here you've got this conditional present form okay but then
- it's exactly the same thing because even if you get this uh here and here you don't pronounce it so it will go like
- remember phonetic list they are the same okay it could be another verb like toore okay then same thing here it will go
- away okay so
- quite simple and now let's see the the number four the fourth situation where you don't pronounce it and uh so that's the
- rule okay so if you've got a word in which you've got um what many syllables U think about that if you've got the uh here uh well starting at the second
- place or the second cable and after then you don't pronounce it let's see how it will go well here it's exactly what we've
- been seeing because it's the second syllable so you've got R and then V and but then clearly you don't pronounce it so you
- get okay same thing here but then you get and then s all right so
- okay let's see now when they are in the third place so but then you will
- get exactly the same thing after that but then you will get okay
- so and then think about that well it's possible to find it uh at the fourth place so it will be the fourth syllable of the word and then we're talking about
- well most of in most of the cases we're talking about the adverbs and the adverbs that will end witho okay in most of the cases you don't pronounce this uh
- here okay and that's it if you want more videos uh youtube.com/ Iman it's waiting for you like me on Facebook I will be so happy here is the the address and then
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