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[final iron]

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[dull pasture]

.prononce conte

[final iron]

Pronounciation Ressources on: **conte**

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Forvo

https://forvo.com/word/conte/#fr

Youglish

https://youglish.com/pronounce/conte/french

Wiktionary

https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/conte#Prononciation

Jun 28, 2024, 7:02 PM

[dull pasture]

According to the IPA, no

[dusky swan]

That's why I've asked. I hear the sound of the "n" (I am still not quite sure if that's its sound though.) but couldn't see it in IPA.

So since it's not in IPA, that actually means it doesn't exist.

Right? 🧐

[dull pasture]

I'm no expert, so I'll defer to someone with more linguistics knowledge, but the t basically puts your tongue in a position to complete the n sound, so it comes out with a sound that really closely approaches it

[dull pasture]

Of course, there are variations that might not be in wiktionary

[sweet briar]

sounds like southern france's accent to me

[remote cloak]

If there is one, it's going to be very short, literally just the transition from the nasal vowel to the dental T. So don't try to pronounce an N, but if one comes out don't worry about it too much

[dusky swan]

Just as I thought. Thanks for taking the time to help. 👋