Rules

Question 1

e followed by ss and/or any double consonants becomes?

Answer 1

A

Question 2

vowels ‘e’ or ‘I’ before ‘s’ becomes?

Answer 2

Z [Saint Joesph = San JoeZ F]

Question 3

What are the Hard vowels ?

Answer 3

‘a’, ‘o’, ‘u’

Question 4

Hard vowels =

Answer 4

hard consonants

Question 5

Hard A with C

Answer 5

Cadillac, Canon Fronsac

Question 6

Hard A with G

Answer 6

Garde

Vin de Garde is a wine to keep a long time

Question 7

Hard O with C

Answer 7

Cote, Condrieu, Cornas

Question 8

Hard O with G

Answer 8

Gosset ( Go Say), Gorge

Question 9

Hard U with C

Answer 9

Cuvée

Question 10

Hard U with G

Answer 10

Guide

Question 11

Is ‘a’ soft vowel or hard vowel?

Answer 11

‘a’ is a Hard vowel

Question 12

Is ‘o’ soft vowel or hard vowel?

Answer 12

‘o’ is a a Hard vowel

Question 13

Is ‘u’ solft vowel or hard vowel?

Answer 13

‘u’ is a Hard vowel

Question 14

What are the Soft vowels?

Answer 14

‘e’ , ‘i’ are soft vowels

Question 15

Soft E with C

Answer 15

Cérons Ces sssnake Hissss

Question 16

Soft E with G

Answer 16

George, Gevrey Chambertin

Question 17

Mont the t is ____ in the letter cluster?

Answer 17

silent

Question 18

Soft I with C

Answer 18

Cire (sear), Cible (sea bluh ) a target

Question 19

Soft I with G

Answer 19

Givry, Gironde, Gigondas

Question 20

Final consonants are often not pronounced/silent. However final consonant ‘c’ is very often pronounced.

Answer 20

PessaC
MédoC
BarsaC
FronsaC

Question 21

Ç before ‘o’ softens the hard vowel and is pronounced?

Answer 21

See

Question 22

‘c’ before ‘a’, ‘o’ ‘u’ is pronounced?

Answer 22

ku’ like Cook because of hard vowels.

Question 23

The’ TH’ sound known in English does not exist in French, the H in this cluster is never pronounce.

Rothschild is pronounced?

Answer 23

Rothschild = Rot Shield

Question 24

The ‘g’ before Hard vowels like ‘u’ are hard. The ‘g’ is pronounced like?

Answer 24

g is pronounced ‘gu’ similar to Great

Question 25

The ‘c’ before Soft vowels ‘e’ and ‘i’ is soft. The c is pronounced like?

Answer 25

s

Question 26

The ‘g’ before Soft vowels ‘e’ and ‘i’ is soft. The ‘g’ is pronounced like?

Answer 26

‘g’ is pronounced ‘je’ similar to Jeff

Question 27

‘es’ ending

Answer 27

Silent. Like most consonants, the ‘es’ at the end of a word is often silent. The cheese Époisses.

Question 28

When a word ends in a vowel

Answer 28

the previous consonant is pronounced and the ending e de-nasalizes the word.

Question 29

Ë ë the double .. is called a

Answer 29

• tréma. The tréma separates the pronunciation of 2 consecutive vowels. The word Noël (Christmas) is No ele not knole.

Question 30

double nn removes

Answer 30

removes nazal

carbonnieux = car bun yuh