How do you pronounce trois?

Table of Contents:

1. How do you pronounce trois?
2. How do you count from 1 to 10 in French?
3. How do French people say 99?
4. How do you count to 80 in French?
5. How do you say 80 in Belgian French?
6. How do you say 90 in Switzerland?
7. Is Belgian French easier to understand?
8. What is the easiest French accent to understand?

How do you pronounce trois?

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How do you count from 1 to 10 in French?

In French, it's as simple as un, deux, trois.

1. zéro (zeh-ro)
2. un (uh)
3. deux (duh)
4. trois (twah)
5. quatre (kat-ruh)
6. cinq (sank)
7. six (sees)
8. sept (set)

How do French people say 99?

Alternative Numbers Hi Steven, ... The number 99 being represented in French as : 4 times 20 plus 19 (quatre-vingt-dix-huit) requires some getting used to.

How do you count to 80 in French?

Instead, the French use their number for sixty and ten, soixante and dix, to represent the number 70 as soixante-dix. After that, you get sixty-eleven, sixty-twelve, and so on until you reach 80. Then, the phrase four-twenty, or quatre-vingt, is used to represent 80.

How do you say 80 in Belgian French?

80 = quatre-vingt, Zut! For some reason this is still how you say 80 in Belgian French.

How do you say 90 in Switzerland?

Numbers: In Switzerland, you can use septante, huitante and nonante for 70, 80 and 90, respectively - compared to soixante-dix, quatre-vingts and quatre-vingt-dix in France.

Is Belgian French easier to understand?

Belgian also use lots of regional dialects expressions which are not considered proper French, even if they are easier to understand (not to say more logical, like « septante » and « nonante »). ... You might also like Swiss French.

What is the easiest French accent to understand?

Imo, the most neutral and easy to understand French is that of the “Great West,” around Brittany. This is an example I could find: So at least for foreigners, I'd say that no, Southern French accent is not the easiest to understand at all.