I learned that the consonants t d n and l are formed in French by placing the tongue against the upper teeth. In many languages (even in English) this does not happen. I think it is very important to pay attention to this video so that the pronunciation sounds as French as possible.
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I learned that the consonants t d n and l are formed in French by placing the tongue against the upper teeth. In many languages (even in English) this does not happen. I think it is very important to pay attention to this video so that the pronunciation sounds as French as possible.