How do you count to 10 in French, also please include pronunciation.?
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1: UN - "un(h)," nasal sound, but also as if you were grunting\n2: DEUX - "duh," but not so emphatically\n3: TROIS - "toi" \n4: QUATRE - "kat-re" but the second syllable "re" tends to be swallowed so you would hear something more like "katr"\n5: CINQ - "sank"\n6: SIX - "c's" but not so emphatically either, could also be "sees" but not emphatically\n7: SEPT - "set"\n8: HUIT - "weet" \n9: NEUF - "nough" like enough but with a nasal sound - your lips should push outwards along with your tongue when you pronounce this one\n10: DIX - "dees" but not a prolonged one, kind of like "dis" but not quite\n\nHope this helps.
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every number from 0 to 10\n\nplus placed in alphabetical order
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Start off saying something common (like the pledge of allegiance) and do it everyday. Listen to the way it should be done and work to imitate it precisely. What you want to do is focus on your vowels first. If you can get the vowels to sound out, the rest will come pretty easy. Also try listening to french audio, even music while you are sleeping. The more you hear it, the more you will be able to enunciate properly. And don't try to roll the R's. The correct way to sound them will come once you get the vowels right.
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Eight\nFive\nFour\nNine\nOne\nSeven\nSix\nThree\nTwo\nZero\n\nAlphabetical order ;)
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Gute Nacht      // Bonne nuit\nHallo           // salut\nGuten Morgen    // bon matin / bonjour\n1\neins // un\n2\nzwei // deux\n3\ndrei // trois\n4\nvier // quatre\n5\nfünf // cinq\n6\nsechs // six\n7\nsieben // sept\n8\nacht // huit\n9\nneun // neuf\n10\nzehn // dix
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So depending on your rules, either\n\nOne hundred and one.\nA in hex (i.e. 10 in Decimal).\nAoin which is 1 in Irish Gaelic\netc.,
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The grammatical rule is to spell out the number when it is between zero and nine.  10 and above can be written as numerals.  :o)
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10. You take the number of syllables and multiply it by five. July has two syllables so 2*5=10
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whether it is russian or eskimo, 8+2 is always equal to 10.\nGood joke.
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i think you mean "fondle"\n\n1st=french\n2nd=fondle\n3rd=finger\nhomerun=f*ck
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Try this:\n\nhttp://french.about.com/cs/beginning1/a/begin.htm\n\nGood luck!
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In French Canada, one would say "cent vingt neuf et quatre vingts", or "129 and 80".  If you're only talking about cents, you'd say "quatre vingts sous".
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1. Est-ce que...\n2. Qui\n3. Combien\n4. Quel\n5. Où\n6. Comment\n7. Y-a-t-il\n8. Pourquoi\n9. Combien
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by the way, it's Wednesday, and you can write the word five times, then if that doesnt work, take a word and pronounce it like its spelled. like lieutenant= lie u ten ants. Or, spell them in sections and stck them on a mirror and look at five everyday.
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Elle en a 10 fois plus que la France.
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you can iterate:\n\nit·er·ate    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (t-rt)\ntr.v. it·er·at·ed, it·er·at·ing, it·er·ates \nTo say or perform again; repeat. See Synonyms at repeat.
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Two words:\nStill Counting