Silent French Letters and Speaking Flow - Learning the French Alphabet - Ep. 11 @mangolanguages
Silent French Letters and Speaking Flow - Learning the French Alphabet - Ep. 11  @mangolanguages
Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When speaking French, there are some words in which the letters aren't meant to said out loud. Find out when to press 'mute' on the French letters 'd, g, s, t,' and 'x.' Here's how to impress native French speakers with a natural speaking flow.

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Silent French Letters and Speaking Flow - Learning the French Alphabet - Ep. 11

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