Even if you aren't of a French-speaking persuasion, you ought to be familiar with a few common expressions. The terms below have phonetic pronunciations attached. I lack special characters for many sounds, so the phonetic renditions are VERY approximate. Some prononciation notes Note that French is an unaccented language, so generally speaking no syllable is stressed over another. There are a great many special rules, especially about letters in combination, and like English, there are plenty of exceptions.
Most final consonants are silent.
Hardly any letter in French sounds exactly like its most common equivalent in English. The table gives some clues to approximating those sounds. Keep the tip of the tongue flat against the back of your bottom teeth and you'll be close.