Pronunciation

6 lessons

Pronunciation is the track Punjabi speakers most often skip and most often regret skipping. French spelling represents a sound system that has fewer vowels than Punjabi in some places and more in others, and the mismatches are specific and learnable rather than a matter of talent.

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A1

1 lesson

French Alphabet & Sounds — for Punjabi Speakers

French alphabet explained in Punjabi — every letter, the sounds Punjabi speakers find tricky, and how to pronounce them correctly. A1 beginner lesson.

7 min read

A2

4 lessons

French Consonant and Spelling Sounds: ch, j, gn, ç, tion, s/ss

Decode French spelling-to-sound patterns: ch (sh), j/ge (zh), gn (ny), ll (y), hard/soft c, ç, qu (k), the s vs ss (z) trap, -tion, and silent h — with word lists and Punjabi pronunciation.

10 min read

French Liaisons and Elisions: Why Words Link Together

In spoken French, articles and pronouns link to the next word into one sound. Learn liaison (z/n/t links) and elision (l'/j'/d') with 90+ common examples and Punjabi pronunciation — the key to understanding real, fast French.

8 min read

French Nasal Vowels: Word Lists with Pronunciation

Master the three French nasal vowels (on/en/an, in/ain/ein, un, om/em, im) with 80+ common words, example sentences, and Punjabi pronunciation. The hardest sound group for Punjabi and English speakers.

9 min read

French Oral Vowel Sounds: Word Lists (au, oi, ou, u, eu, é, è)

Learn the French oral vowel sounds — au/eau, oi, ou, ui, the rounded u, eu/œu, é, and è — with 90+ common words, example sentences, and Punjabi pronunciation. Includes the hardest vowel /y/.

10 min read

Guide

1 lesson

French Pronunciation: The Complete Sound Guide

A complete reference to every French sound for Punjabi speakers: oral vowels, nasal vowels, glides, consonants (R, silent H, ch, j), silent letters, liaison, elision, rhythm, and intonation — with interference notes and practice tips.

12 min read

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