How do you pronounce votre accueil?

Answer 1

votre accueil is "voh-trah-KUH-ee", sort of.

-- The final e of votre naturally falls silent, and the tr is carried over to the beginning of accueil.

-- The most difficult part to explain is the pronunciation of "cueil". It is also found in words such as écureuil, feuille, cueiller. Essentially it is two sounds in a row, forming a single syllable. The first is the eu sound as in neuf, veuve, veulent, etc., which sounds kind of like the English u as in tub, but is actually the rounded form of the è vowel. The second sound is just the normal i sound as in cri, gentil, etc.

Incidentally, this phrase literally means "your welcome" as in "the welcome that you gave". I hope it isn't an attempt to translate "you're welcome", the response to "thank you". That would be "de rien" or "je vous en prie".

Answer 2

It is pronounced "voh-truh ah-koo-ay".