How to pronounce "ON" sound in French (Learn French With Alexa)

The video tutorial focuses on teaching nasal sounds in French, particularly the OA, ON, and OM sounds, which do not exist in English. The instructor provides examples of words and sentences to practice these sounds, emphasizing the importance of pronunciation. The tutorial also explains the difference between similar-sounding words and offers tips for correct pronunciation.

What is unique about the nasal OA sound in French?

• It is similar to a sound in English.

• It is only used in French poetry.

• It is a natural sound for English speakers.

• It does not exist in English.

How does the sound of 'boom' change when an N and E are added?

• It becomes 'boon'.

• It remains 'boom'.

• It becomes 'bum'.

• It becomes 'bam'.

Which of the following words demonstrates the nasal ON sound?

• Boom

• Mund

• Plum

• Son

What is the nasal NO sound associated with?

• A sound from the ears

• A sound from the nose

• A sound from the mouth

• A sound from the throat

In the sentence 'Mon Jackson kondui a long camion marun sur le', which letter is not pronounced?

• M in 'camion'

• G in 'long'

• N in 'mon'

• R in 'marun'

When is the OM sound used in French?

• When at the end of a word

• When followed by a consonant

• When followed by a vowel

• When followed by B or P

What is the correct spelling of the word 'boom boom' in French?

• BOM BOM

• BON BON

• BOOM BOOM

• BUM BUM