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'Weetr' is how the French word 'huîtres' is pronounced. It's a feminine noun that's used in the plural in the example. The plural definite article is 'les' ['the'], and the indefinite 'des' ['some']. The word means 'oysters'.
'ehl' is the way that 'ailes' is pronounced in French.The word, which means 'wings', is a feminine noun in its plural form. Its plural definite article is 'les' ['the'], and its plural indefinite article 'des' ['some']. With the articles, the word is pronounced 'leh-zehl' and 'deh-zehl'.
Barbados in French is pronounced "Barbade."
The keys: les clefs or les clés Both are pronounced like clay in English and are perfectly correct in written french.
French pronunciation: [le mizeˈʁaːblə], 'lay miz-ah-rarb'.
The area of Les Andelys is 40.62 square kilometers.
There are clothing shops in Les Andelys, but nothing you've ever heard of; but three is no need to go to Paris, with Rouen on your doorstep.
the population of the Andes fold mountains are about 120 million people living on the fold mountains
DE; but before a vowel, D'; for DE followed by LE put DU (not DE LE); for DE followed by LES put DES (not DE LES). From Paris - De Paris From Avignon - d'Avignon From le Mans - Du Mans From les Andelys - Des Andelys.
"Ley-zaw-dlee" is a pronunciation of the French name Les Andelys. The original meaning of the northern French place name may be found in "the agitated, churning waters" of the Seine valley's Gambon River.
The French word for son is fils. The "s" is pronounced, but the "l" is silent.
Yes, about twice a year on average, between November and February, and it stays for a week or so.
Sometimes, it is pronounced two followed by a hard 's' and other times, the s is silent.The final 's' being pronounced is a function of how the word is used in a sentence. In most cases, the 's' at the end of 'tous' is not pronounced. For instance, if you say "Tous les parcs sont petits", All the parks are small, then tous, meaning all (an adverb) is pronounced without the final 's'. But if you say, "Ils sont petits, tous", meaning They are small, all of them, then the final 's' would be pronounced.
centre to centre, about an hour and a half (barring traffic jams); but if I were you, I'd either go by train or leave the car at one of the gates of Paris and go in by metro.
Lay shee-EN (the "s"s are silent)
Lesotho (pronounced Les-u-tu)
Les Poison.{ Pronounced Lay pwason }