ACCENT :
- The French accent is basic, you dont need any accent. For example, in Latin, "U" is "ou", in Spanish, you have to roll the "R"... In French, there is nothing like this.

- Personnal pronouns list :
I = Je
You = Tu
He / She = il / elle
We = Nous
You (plural) = Vous
They = ils

BUILD YOUR SENTENCE :
- In French, if you want to say "I bought a yellow car", you have to say "J'ai acheté une voiture jaune"
We moved the words "yellow" and "car". Go to the thing you want to say immediatly, you dont need to say 1st the adjective, 2nd the noun... It's a bit like " bought car yellow ". You have to build your sentence quickly with the words you want to say. Just link the words like : " I bought a car yellow ".

GRAMMATICAL POINT :
- The alphabet is the same for English / French ( ABCD...) but, we dont pronounce the letters in the same way. For example, "A" in English is like "Hey". In French, "A" is "Ha"; "B" is "Bee", in French, "B" is "Beh"; "C" is "Sea", in French "C" is "say". (it's hard to show you how you have to pronounce each letters by writing, watch a video for that : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkFXGlHCn_o

- In French, you can find some letters like : à, ç, é è, ...
a = à (same pronunciation), u = ù (same pronunciation), c = ç (same pronunciation)
For those letters, you have use them by writing, for example, "Ou" means "Or" but if you write "Où" it's "where". Same pronunciation between "Ou" and "Où" but it means something else if you use this letters. Another example with the letter "ç" : "Boy" = "Garçon". We have to use the letter "ç" because if you dont use it, you have to say "Garkon", the letter "c" is like a "K" if you pronounce it.

- You can find in many words like "comment" (= how), there is double letters, here "mm" (it is like m, same pronounciation) but the "t" at the end, is muted, you dont have to pronounce it. In French, there is many "muted" letters, that you dont have to say. The word "C'est" (= it is / that's) has many muted letters; you have to pronounce it "C", dont have to say the "est" at the end (muted).

Hello : Bonjour
Hi : Salut
Goodbye : Aurevoir
How are you ? : Comment vas-tu ?
Thank you : Merci
Please : S'il te/vous plait
Good : Bien
Bad : Nul
Faster : Vite
Crouch : Accroupi
Slow : Lent
Walk : Marche
Run : Cours
Rush : Rush
Beautiful : Beau
Skin : Peau (if you say "peau" it's the skin from your body)
Skin (weapons) : Skin (there is no translate)
Terrorist (T ) : Terroriste (dont pronounce the "e" at the end)
Counter-Terrorist (CT) : Anti-Terroriste
Bomb : Bombe (dont pronounce the "e")

Give me : Donne moi
Throw this : Jette ça
Take this : prends ça
Kill him : Tue le
Kick him : Exclu le
Kick me : Excluez moi
Can you surrender ? : pouvez vous abandonner ?
Shut up : Taisez vous / Tais toi
Sound / listen : écoute
Why ? : Pourquoi ?
How ? : Comment ?
Who ? : Qui ?
When ? : Quand ?
Where ? : Où ?

One : Un
Two : Deux
Three : Trois
Four : Quatre
Five : Cinq
Six : Six
Seven : Sept
Eight : Huit
Nine : Neuf
Ten : Dix

/!\ I had to remove the "obscene language / insults" because people reported the guide /!\

- If you want to know how to speak French with a good accent, you can go to google translate and click on the option "Listen".
- Many words in French have dumb letters, we do not pronounce them. For example : "Comment" or "C'est". You can google translate it and click "Listen".

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