kaki, kenyan, kilométrique, kurde, kafkaien.
The same as in english, but the french use the letter k only in a very few words brought in from other languages.
Tabernac is a profanity word in Quebec which doesn't have a translation in English because it is a Quebecois slang term and not used in Parisian french. The word is derived from "Tabernacle" which is a portable sanctuary. Tabernac in English can be translated to "F**K" in most cases.
There are two major differences between the pronunciation of the English word "princess" and the French word "princesse". First is the letter R. The French R is basically a very soft K sound, similar to the German ch. It is sometimes voiced, such as in a word like regarder, but here it is unvoiced because it immediately follows the unvoiced consonant P. Secondly, the "in" in French is a single nasal vowel (don't make the mistake of pronouncing the N as a separate consonant) that sounds like "eh" but with the sound passing through the nose as well as the mouth. This "in" sound is the same as the "in" in linge and fin, the "ain" in pain and américain, and the "en" in bien and canadien.
The same way you spell it in English, k. But it isn't a very commonly used letter in Spanish.
cinq to pronounce it properly would be s-e-n-k
A kepi is a French military cap.
A two word thing beginning with the letter k is kami kazi.
kangaroos
Kangourou means kangaroo
khaki, kicks
kangourou, kilomètre, koala,
I think there is none
There are no four letter words that begin with k and include the letter z.
Kinetic and kleptomaniac begin with the letter k. They end with the letter c.
Kourou, located in French Guiana, is a town from where most European satellites are launched.
knapsacks
mcdonalds