How do you spell french word?

Answer 1

'mots français'

But if you mean 'how do you pronounce french alphabet ?', the answer is:

A = 'a' like in 'car'

B = 'bé', with 'é' almost like in 'away' or 'fiancé' (but not like 'get')

C = 'sé' like in 'say'

D = 'dé' like 'day'

E = 'e' like in 'a car' or 'better'

F = the same as in English

G = +/- 'jay' (like the letter 'j' in English but without the sound 'd' in the beginning of the pronunciation of that letter)

H = 'ash' with the 'a' like the first letter (see above) and 'sh' like in 'she' or 'vanish'

I = 'i' like in 'bit', 'pit' or 'fit'

J = 'ji' with the 'i' like in in 'pit' or 'fit' and a 'j' like the letter 'j' in English but without the sound 'd' in the beginning of the pronunciation of that letter

K = 'ka' with the 'a' like in 'car'

L = the same as in English

M = the same as in English

N = the same as in English

O = the same as in English

P = 'pé' with 'é' almost like in 'away' or 'fiancé' (but not like 'get')

Q = 'ku' with the french 'u' (not like in 'U2')

R = 'èr' like 'the air' but with a french 'r'

S = the same as in English

T = 'té' with 'é' almost like in 'away' or 'fiancé' (but not like 'get')

U = the french u, not 'oo' not like in 'U2'

V = 'vé' with 'é' almost like in 'away' or 'fiancé' (but not like 'get')

W = in french 'double v' = 'doo-ble-vay'

X = 'ix' with a 'i' like in 'bit', 'pit' or 'fit'

Y = in french 'i grec' = 'i-grek' with a 'i' like in 'bit', 'pit' or 'fit', and a 'e' like in 'get'

Z = 'zèd' with a 'e' like in 'get'

Answer 2

The word "word" in French is mot.