Getting Started

Say French words like a natural when you follow your A B C’s.

a symbolStart by downloading your Spell and Sound French Chart, just click the button below.


b symbolNow, if you need a bit of help to use your chart, you can discover how to Sound French in 3 steps. Here you will find everything you need to know about how to use your Spell and Sound French chart. And if you’re not sure which chart is best for you, take a minute to look over the details to find the right chart for you.

“How to use your French Chart” information is also available in a summarized, 2 page PDF, downloadable version.

Because the chart is so easy to use, many people can get started without the extra instructions, but they are worth a look if you’re just starting out.


c symbolAnd Finally,

Look up your first word.

Does it sound how you expected it to?

French Sounds

Take a look at our pages with French sounds, spoken by a real French person, to hear authentic French phonemes. These phonemes or sounds are the foundation of your Spell and Sound Chart and can help you find the best English equivalent sound for you.


French Alphabet

Many people learn the sounds of French by learning the French Alphabet.

While it certainly is helpful to know the names of the French letters, they do not make up all the sounds of the French Language. In fact there are 37 French phonemes or sounds but only 26 letters in the French alphabet.

Learning the French Alphabet is still the cornerstone to learning the French language, so with this in mind, I have included all the letters of the French Alphabet and their sounds, in this website.


Enjoy Sounding French

Look forward to speaking up in class, attempting conversations with French natives and just sounding more romantic with your new French accent. You’ll find that when you have the confidence to say French words aloud, speaking aloud in class will come naturally, and speaking French is one the best ways to learn it.

When you speak it you learn it, far more effectively than by writing alone.

Keep going with…

About French Charts
Sound French in 3 Steps
Listen to French Sounds
Listen to the French Alphabet
Free Resources and Charts

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