French: Nasal Vowels & Silent Consonants
beginnerWhen a vowel is followed by an 'n' or 'm' at the end of a syllable, the consonant isn't fully pronounced. Instead, the air vibrates in your nose, creating a nasal vowel sound.
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What is "Nasal Vowels & Silent Consonants" in French?+
When a vowel is followed by an 'n' or 'm' at the end of a syllable, the consonant isn't fully pronounced. Instead, the air vibrates in your nose, creating a nasal vowel sound.
Is this grammar topic for beginners?+
This topic is at the beginner level. It is a great starting point for new learners.
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