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Plume is pronounced "plewm". When pronouncing the French u, stick your lips out a little bit and try to make the sound very tight and at the front of your mouth. It's actually the same as the i vowel (as in ski) but with a rounded mouth shape rather than a smiling one.

(plume is French for feather; the English word plume is panache in French.)

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that is how the word is You say it like "Ploom"

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