How do I pronouce these words in French? 'Patiner', célébrer, déjeuner and ranger?

Question

I meant to say pronounce**

Answer 1

I'm 99% sure that you're right. At least that's how it sounds when my teacher says it.

Answer 2

Enter these words there and choose Alain, Juliette or Arnaud for speakers:

http://public.research.att.com/~ttsweb/t...

I have tested it and the pronunciation is correct provided you use the accents over the vowels (very important for accurate pronunciation!).

Answer 3

Yes and no. Imagine the word "Fiancé". Now, you don't pronounce the "é" like "ay" do you? It has to be stronger, deeper. It's "é" like fiancé, Beyoncé...

So here it goes:

Patiner - pat-ee-né

Célebrer - celé-bré

Déjeuner - Day-jen-né

For "Ranger", imagine how English people say "an". Like Dance, France.

- Ran-gé

Here it is! But basically we can understand any accent.

Chambre isn't chaim-ber AT ALL.

It's - chan (like the English -an such as Dance) - bre.

--> chan-bre. (try not pronouncing the "n", just say "an" but not the n at the end of the word, see what I mean?)

Answer 4

pretty much right