You want to improve your accent when speaking French? You need to think about where you're speaking it and with what muscles you're speaking French. In English, the language is spoken mostly in the back or the middle of your mouth. You have a lot of jaw action as your speaking. Your mouth opens wide. In French, it's a language spoken with the lips. So you're going to use a lot of the muscles around here when you're speaking. Let's take a look at the vowel sounds. Instead of saying, oh, in French, you're going to say, oh, oh, oh. You can see the difference in the size of my mouth since speaking. So, zoe becomes zoe, not zoe. The e sound for the letter E is, e, not e. Tighten it up, tuck it in and use those lips. Last one, the e sound is often mispronounced. It's not too too vabian. It's ch-the air is almost going directly down like you're playing the flute. You want the air to go into the instrument. Ch-t-t-vabian. No, ch-vabian. Use those lip muscles and you'll improve your French accent. Voila!