How to pronounce "Croissant" – A petite French lesson
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Ah... the noble croissant. Seemingly
Ah... the noble croissant. Seemingly uncomplicated in the simple curvature of its outer crust, but inside it hides a plethora of buttery, flaky, and irresistibly soft layers.
The croissant is among the most decadent of breads and true to it's flavorful form, the word itself contains a sampling of the most delicious sounds in the French language. Two syllables are enough to hold that elusive "C", that rebellious rhotic "R", and that infamous nasal ending.
You could spend countless days learning how to master making a croissant. The same could be said of mastering the pronunciation of "croissant" or any other French word.
But what can you do with just one word?
We suggest that your time would be better spent immersing yourself in a French listening experience! The word "croissant" in isolation, delicious though it may sound, lacks the context to leave a lasting impression. What's the history behind the croissant? The culture? Even the politics?
The truth is that you can learn how to pronounce "croissant" – relatively well at least – in about 30 seconds...
But to learn some French, a French language that's rich and alive, you need to spend some time with it. Immersed, engaged, enthralled, whatever adjective suits you.
For one way to get there, check out: https://www.newsinslowfrench.com/
The croissant is among the most decadent of breads and true to it's flavorful form, the word itself contains a sampling of the most delicious sounds in the French language. Two syllables are enough to hold that elusive "C", that rebellious rhotic "R", and that infamous nasal ending.
You could spend countless days learning how to master making a croissant. The same could be said of mastering the pronunciation of "croissant" or any other French word.
But what can you do with just one word?
We suggest that your time would be better spent immersing yourself in a French listening experience! The word "croissant" in isolation, delicious though it may sound, lacks the context to leave a lasting impression. What's the history behind the croissant? The culture? Even the politics?
The truth is that you can learn how to pronounce "croissant" – relatively well at least – in about 30 seconds...
But to learn some French, a French language that's rich and alive, you need to spend some time with it. Immersed, engaged, enthralled, whatever adjective suits you.
For one way to get there, check out: https://www.newsinslowfrench.com/
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