FRENCH PRONUNCIATION LESSON - O, OE, OI, OM, ON, OU

French pronunciation lesson. Learn how to pronounce the French letter O. Have you ever wondered, for example, when the letters ON should be pronounced as a vowel sound as opposed to two distinct sounds? This French lesson will answer these questions for you and much more. By the end of this French pronunciation lesson, you'll be able to pronounce the French sounds represented by o, oi, om, on, ou, and will know when these letters should be pronounced as a single vowel and when they should be pronounced separately.

This is the fourth lesson of a new French pronunciation series I'm doing. I hope you find it useful! Hopefully this will be the only French pronunciation guide you'll ever need :)

Any questions regarding French pronunciation? Please leave a comment, I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

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[meirperetz]

I liked your old format much better. You used to pronounce the word and ask us to repeat it after you. You also had translations, explations etc. I prefer seeing your face, talking to us as if we were in a classroom with a teacher. But you might have a reason for the changes. I still think your offer the best videos.

[jessica]

Wow thanks guys.
I actually really need a help.
How can I make a French people pronounce my organization’s name which using ‘oi’ not as ‘oa’.
Like ‘toilet’ not as ‘toalet’.
How the best way to writing it?
Thank for helping me !

[moviesync]

Are you a French native? Because the nasal vowel "un" you are pronouncing wrong ish

[victoriadias]

It's confusing, can it be made easier please

[moviesync]

œ pronunciations are not correct
œ is pronounced like a closed eu = peux, deux
and the other, isn't that pronounced like an open eu???

This is complexx