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Title: NUMBERS FROM 0 TO 20 IN FRENCH 🇫🇷
Caption: [Music] hello everyone and welcome back in a new youtube video today we&#39;re going to see the numbers in french so we&#39;re going to see that step by step and we&#39;re going to start from 0 to 20 in french but before you have to know how to say numbers in french and we have a slight distinction so i&#39;m going to explain that very quickly to you before we dive into the numbers from 0 to 20. let&#39;s go so in the french language sometimes you can actually hear french people call numbers in two ways so when you have numbers from 0 to 9 we call that and then when it starts to be a big number from 10 to the infinity of numbers we call that a number so it&#39;s closer to the english translation number and of course if you want the plural form you can say le chief le chief so this is something you can actually hear sometimes in a conversation or if someone asks you something regarding the numbers so don&#39;t be surprised if sometimes someone says instead of this is the same thing we also have numero numero which also means in english number but most of the time it&#39;s for phone numbers now let&#39;s see the numbers in french from zero to twenty zero zero and so here you have another sound i know it&#39;s not easy for some foreigners but you can make it so here the accelerator is silent du du trois so here the s letter is silent and we have a combination of two letters o plus e in french and it makes the sound war just like you can see in the phonetic on the screen so of course our letter it has to come from the throat not the mouth or the tongue like in spanish no this is french so it has to come from here so here the first two letters they make the k sound so imagine you have a k letter and at the end we have to hear a bit the r letter but you don&#39;t have to force it you know but still use your thoughts so here the sea letter sounds like s and then we have e plus n letters it&#39;s the same thing as uh this is the same nasal sound and of course q letter at the end sounds like a k k sound just like in the phonetic pay attention to it because i actually tried to put it to help you as much as possible sunk suck so here x letter sounds like s so i know it&#39;s weird but this is just the way it is imagine in english when you say sis you know the abbreviation for sister for example this is the same sis sis so my tongue is behind my teeth it&#39;s like it&#39;s trying to push my teeth you know when i say it sis sis set set so here p letter is completely silent so here many things to remember when you pronounce each letter is silent in french you never pronounce it it doesn&#39;t exist forget about it it&#39;s completely in existence the tiagn has to be heard and then plus e letters they form um like you can see in the phonetic so here even if you don&#39;t necessarily have this sound in your language or even the letter it can happen i know try to pronounce the f letter so as you can see if you look at my mouth when i pronounce it seems like some hair is coming out of my mouth and it seems like i&#39;m trying to bite my lower lip nuff nuff nerf this this once again here like cis x letter is silent and it sounds like s but you have to to force it this this this ohms do&#39;s so if you watched my previous video about some letters in french and the sounds they make you can remember that the combination of letters o plus o actually makes the sound and we have to hear zed letters so here once again we have her letter so i don&#39;t force anything but you have to feel something here i can&#39;t feel my throat actually walking while i pronounce tres tres [Music] kato&#39;s cans cans cans so here same it&#39;s like number one for the sound it&#39;s another sound at the beginning and then you have to add the sound imagine a fly or a bee during the summer cans cans cans says says says says disset this set d set so here it&#39;s like having ten plus seven in the pronunciation this set this set but in between the two words it&#39;s like having an s letter and you actually link both of them while pronouncing listen carefully this set descent this set and then we follow the same pattern [Music] so here you have a consonant with the x letter right and then lit starts with the consonant as well but the h later is silent for us it doesn&#39;t exist so we actually get rid of it and then you have a voil right letter so we have to link the consonant from this plus the royal from wheat and it gives a pronunciation like this [Music] with [Music] so here we have two consonants following each other so we don&#39;t click anything but we make the distinction between this plus nuff this nuff this nerf and when you say it fast it sounds like the sound for this so for this one the sound is nasal just like number one in french and the last letters j plus they are silent and we actually don&#39;t pronounce the n letter as well but it becomes a world sound because we have a combination of v i n letters z so now i&#39;m going to recap naturally the numbers in french from 0 to 20 like a native so at first i won&#39;t be slow and then i will slow down for you of course so you have all the numbers on the screen let&#39;s get started are you ready so when a french native counts it looks like this i know it&#39;s too fast let&#39;s slow down a bit you can pause the video take notes even repeat after me if you want zero zero sis wheat owns cans set that&#39;s it for this video i hope it was useful for you especially if you are a beginner in french or if you have a hard time with the numbers right now you can master numbers in french from 0 to 20. you can watch this video as many times as you need to you can pause it you can take notes you can listen to my pronunciation and you can even repeat after me if you want you can practice as much as you need to thanks for watching don&#39;t hesitate to like this video if you enjoyed it if you thought it was useful to subscribe to this channel if you don&#39;t want 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