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23 Jan 2017
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French (France)
Question about France
How does "œ" sounds like
How does "œ" sounds like
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- Country or region France
Like an e! Which means, it depends what comes after. In most words it's pronounced like "eu": œil (same pronounciation as the e in accueil), sœur. The only example I can think of where it's pronounced differently is Œdipe (pronounced "Édipe"), but most people say it wrong and say "Eudipe". x) So: to pronounce it, pretend it's an e!
- Country or region Brazil
œ sounds in œuf (egg) and œuvre ( work of art)
- Country or region United Kingdom
I just remembered, be careful if the letters "oe" are separate. That's a completely different sound:
https://forvo.com/word/moelleux/#fr
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