Liaison of French
I'm learning liaison grammar in French. Anyone can help me with this? "s'il vous plaît." c'est Sophie" is there liaison in "s'il" and "c'est"?
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we pronounce "s'il" like "sea-l" and "c'est" like ss'eh :)
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Hi :)
The term "liaisons" refers to linking the last letter of a word (generally a consonant) to the first letter of the next word (generally a vowel) and pronounce it as if it were a single word.
ex: les oiseaux (the birds) is pronounced lè-zoi-zo. The s of "les" and the o from "oi" is pronounced together instead of separately.
the apostrophe in "c'est" or "s'il-vous-plaît" is a shorter/usual way to write "cela est" or "si cela vous plaît"
Good luck!
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Hello
On ne parle pas de liaison dans ce cas là, mais pour la prononciation cela revient au même :
c'est se prononce comme si c'était cest
S'il se prononce comme si c'était Sil
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