French IR verbs with phonetic pronunciation

Phonetic pronunciation provides a way to represent the sounds of a language using specific symbols that may differ from the standard alphabet. Therefore, “French IR verbs with phonetic pronunciation” refer to providing a representation of these verbs using phonetic symbols to indicate how they are pronounced in French. For instance, “parler” is pronounced as [paʁ.le] in French (or Parhlay), where the symbols in brackets represent the phonetic transcription of its pronunciation. The brackets indicate that what’s written inside is a phonetic transcription, breaking down the pronunciation into syllables and marking tone, duration, and stress accurately.

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IR verbs phonetic part 1 – Flashcards

To practice more IR verbs part 1, review the flashcards in the following Quizlet and then use the different study modes like us match, learn, test or spell to continue practicing IR verbs.

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Practice phonetic pronunciation: IR verbs

IR verbs phonetic part 2 – Flashcards

To practice more IR verbs part 2, review the flashcards in the following Quizlet and then use the different study modes like us match, learn, test or spell to continue practicing IR verbs.

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Verbes IR français avec prononciation phonétique