Master French Pronunciation

As a beginner in French, there might be 2 things you are struggling with:

Un. You might know enough words to form phrases yourself i.e. speak French a bit, thus, you want to already express yourself even if it’s a small-talk à la boulangerie;

Deux. You still find it hard to pronounce the words what makes you doubt if you said j’ai peu de temps aujourd’hui (I don’t have time today) or j’ai pou de temps aujourd’hui ( I have lice today).

If this sounds like your battle, you are at a right place. “Master French Pronunciation” course is for anyone who wants to finally get over the French phonetics (what is demanding in and of itself) and focus on expressing yourself, enriching your vocabulary, who wants to simply be less pronouncing and more speaking.

How does a good French pronunciation benefit you?

· You are thinking in French about the topic of the conversation, like in your native language;

· You are not thinking about the French sounds – whether your friend’s new haircut is ouf (cool!) or oeuf (an egg).

· You now can train more the speed of your speech not the correct pronunciation (to get through all the auxiliary verbs and contractions is no less of a challenge than pronunciation).

· You absorb new information in French easier – either from podcasts, books, articles or music.

· You express your thoughts more clearly and confidently engage in interesting discussions.

The course is a great choice for a beginner in French or for someone who is friends with French for a long time but didn’t get in touch with it for quite a while, the course is a super opportunity to remind the language to your brain. A kind reminder: the pronunciation tends to weaken without practicing the language.

The main method to reach the course’s goal – to automate the most difficult French sounds – is the practice, pronouncing of sounds in the tongue-twisters, small texts, sentences and word lines, everything with the teacher, not only on your own (for this reason, you will still be able to pass the course even if you know very little about French). Each lecture is dedicated to a certain sound or group of sounds to profoundly get into their specifics instead of just surfing through them.

French pronunciation deserves to be treated seriously because it is a first door to open if you want to get to know the language itself better. Once the pronunciation is smooth and relaxed, the speaking skills are much easier to develop and improve.

Get on board!

Who this course is for:

• Students who struggle with French phonetics
• Students who are obsessed with foreign languages
• Students who seek diversifying themselves