Category: La dictée

This week’s words feature a rather funny and tricky sound, “gn”. It is a nasally sound we do not often hear in English, but could be compared to the sound made by the letters “ing”. un orignal une montagne gagner un agneau mignon(nne) un cygne une vigne la campagne une poignée une vigne Bonus! une […]

Welcome back from spring break! This week’s sounds are a review of the weeks leading up to the break. They sound very similar to the sounds we studied before, the only difference being that these are spelled with an “m” because the sound precedes the letters “b” or “p”. un champ une framboise impair simple […]

Following the theme of the past weeks, the sounds of the week are similar to others. “Em” and “om” are pronounced the same as “en” and “on”. However, we use the letter “m” instead of “n” when the sound precedes the letters “m”, “b” or “p.” une empreinte la tempête emmener l’empathie un pompier un […]

We have practiced the sounds “an” and “in”, and now we are practicing their counterparts, “am” and “im”. They are pronounced the same, but we use the letter “m” instead of “n” when the sound precedes the letters “m”, “b” or “p.” une lampe une ampoule une chambre un tambour une jambe le jambon un […]

Listen closely for the sounds in this week’s list of words! We will be reviewing the sounds we have practiced this term all together to tell if we can hear the differences between them. élégant un requin un câlin mon cousin un pantalon souvent le savon un hérisson une montre la jungle Des bonus!  un […]

Voici les mots de la semaine. We are going to review two sounds and add a new sound to practice this week. It can be tricky to hear the difference between “an” and “en”, so we will review these sounds together. Can you listen for the difference? Liste des mots – les sons « an […]

We have already practiced this sound of the week, but we will be reviewing it again as it fits in the series with “an”, “in” and “en”. The sound is very similar to those of past weeks, and a few of the words below feature multiple similar sounds! un crayon une chanson le menton onze […]

Following last week’s sound “an”, this week we are practicing a similar sound: “in.” Can you hear the difference? le matin le jardin un singe un dindon le chemin un sapin un oursin un lapin quinze un raisin Bonus! inventer vingt-et-un un prince des patins un sous-marin

Welcome back to school and to a new term of learning! We will be continuing with our weekly dictée for spelling and listening practice. This week’s sound is the sound “an”, which is a very common sound in French vocabulary. Other than this list of words, where can you find the sound “an”? elles dansent […]

LA RÉVISION : Liste des mots – les sons « eu », « eur », « au » et « eau » We are reviewing the sounds we have practiced throughout the term. This week, we will be reviewing the sounds « eu », « eur », « au » et « eau ». They may look easy, but the silent letters might make […]