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How do you pronounce the french word vache in English?
"vache" is translated "cow" in English.
How do you pronounce the word stop in french?
in French, the word stop is pronounced just as it is in English.
What is the french word for ten?
dixdix -to pronounce, say "dice" in English with the "i" like in "to be"
How do you pronounce f in french?
You pronounce it the same way in french as you do in english, only with a french accent.
How do you pronounce cie abbr of french company compagnie?
pronounce it "compagnie" when you come across the abbreviated form "cie". In rare occurrences some people pronounce like the English word "see", but that is not understandable to most French.
How do you pronounce the word it in french?
In english,dominican
How do you pronounce French word gigue?
pronounced as the English word 'gig'
How do you pronounce the french word vache in English?
"vache" is translated "cow" in English.
How do you pronounce the french word idole in English?
"e-dull"
How do you pronounce the English word Cold in French?
froid or froide
How do you pronounce the English word i hate you in french?
je vous déteste
How do you pronounce longue in french?
The French word longue is pronounced roughly the same way as the English word "long."
How do you pronounce the word stop in french?
in French, the word stop is pronounced just as it is in English.
Which French words rhyme with the English word 'five'?
If you mean to pronounce it the English way, then no french word would do. If you mean to pronounce it the french way then any feminine form of an adjective ending with '-if' will do, like expressive, intensive, allusive, émotive, and so on
How do you pronounce the word Seychellois?
In English and French it is pronounced "say-shell-wah"
What is the french word for ten?
dixdix -to pronounce, say "dice" in English with the "i" like in "to be"
How do you pronounce chair in french?
The English word chair translates to the French chaise, which sounds like "shezz". The French word chair, which translates to the English flesh, sounds like "share".
