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All you need to learn french part 2 the role of syllables in the french language

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Chapter 2: The Role of Syllables in the French Language In any language, syllables are always a necessary part of proper pronunciation. This is because syllables indicate the proper grouping, as well as the natural divisions, of the letters in every word. Syllables specifically affect the following aspects of pronunciation: • Rythm • Poetic meter • Stress pattern Rhythm and Word Stress Generally, all of the syllables in French words are stressed equally. It is common to hear English speakers put a stress on the 1st syllable which is certainly uncommon in French words. You can offset this minor error by trying to add a light stress at the last syllable of the word. The rhythm of French sentences is established by cutting the sentence into relevant sections, and then putting a stress on the last syllable of every section. The stress on the last syllables is typified by a minor ...
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