un accent (masc.)
un accent aigu : é
un accent grave : è
un accent circonflexe : ê
To write "Sebastien" with the correct French accents, it should be written as "Sébastien". The accent over the "e" is called an acute accent in French and changes the pronunciation to "ay".
Etain There is an accent over the e
The e placed in the o in certain French words is to show what is called umlaut. In German, the same effect is created with the two dots ( called an umlaut) over the o. Umlaut changes the sound of a vowel, in this case from o to something more like er.
Tilde is not used in the french language. On a "e", one can use acute accent ("é"), grave accent ("è"), caret (ê) or trema (ë).
It is spelled "Loïc" in French with the two dots over the "i" called a diaeresis.
I believe it is called a beret (with a ` over the e)
Septembre with the ' over the e.
chaud(e)
appellé(e)
It is Decouvrir (with a ' over the e)
PRIMER with an accent over the "e"
To write "Sebastien" with the correct French accents, it should be written as "Sébastien". The accent over the "e" is called an acute accent in French and changes the pronunciation to "ay".
The country Israel, translated into French, is Israël - with an umlaut over the e.
Etain There is an accent over the e
Ecriture means writing in French. There is an accent ague over the first "e"
peppermint is called "la menthe poivrée" in French
English: Ingles (but with an accent facing left on the e). French: Frances (but with an accent facing left on the e).