The Yersin Phono-Rhythmic Method of French Prounciation, Accent, And Diction; French And English
The Yersin Phono-Rhythmic Method of French Prounciation, Accent, And Diction; French And English
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Oh ! reponds a ma tendresse.
T . , Continuation Laisse-moi contempler ton visage. > ., . , , , of contrasts.
Mais le printemps ne salt pas la raison de ses roses.
CHAPTER IV.
Exceptions.
The exceptions, as we have already explained in Chapter I., are not to be studied until the pupil has become thoroughly familiar with the rules.
In this list of exceptions we give all words in frequent use and that a foreigner may need, but we have omitted those which are not very often used, so that the pupil'...s memory may not be overloaded.
Digitized by Google EXCEPTIONS.
57 Nor have we thought it necessary in our book, intended for foreigners, to enter into the question of etymology.
Words of the same etymology are generally pro- nounced in the same way, and the derivatives of a word like that word.
For example, " cadre," " encadrer," " encadrement," have all an A sombre ; it is the same with " clameur," " acclamer," " proclamer," " declamer." But this rule is far from being without exceptions. Therefore, that the pupil may not be confused, we give but one word of each kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh ! reponds a ma tendresse.
T . , Continuation Laisse-moi contempler ton visage. > ., . , , , of contrasts.
Mais le printemps ne salt pas la raison de ses roses.
CHAPTER IV.
Exceptions.
The exceptions, as we have already explained in Chapter I., are not to be studied until the pupil has become thoroughly familiar with the rules.
In this list of exceptions we give all words in frequent use and that a foreigner may need, but we have omitted those which are not very often used, so that the pupil'...s memory may not be overloaded.
Digitized by Google EXCEPTIONS.
57 Nor have we thought it necessary in our book, intended for foreigners, to enter into the question of etymology.
Words of the same etymology are generally pro- nounced in the same way, and the derivatives of a word like that word.
For example, " cadre," " encadrer," " encadrement," have all an A sombre ; it is the same with " clameur," " acclamer," " proclamer," " declamer." But this rule is far from being without exceptions. Therefore, that the pupil may not be confused, we give but one word of each kind.
What to read after The Yersin Phono-Rhythmic Method of French Prounciation, Accent, And Diction; French And English?
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