Teaching French language starting with the French alphabet, explaining the phonemes that are completely related to communication with others, explaining grammar in modern strategic ways. The pronunciation of French letters does not differ much from that of English, except for some letters and phonemes when pronounced within words, either at the beginning, middle, or end of a word. As for French grammar, it is the basic element for forming a sentence correctly, and thus we can communicate much more easily by knowing these matters and the basics of the language.

The letters of the alphabet are the most important thing that composes words within a sentence, and from them the sentence is formed, so it becomes a conversation, so communication becomes easier and faster. So we'll go over the alphabet quickly. The French alphabet starts out exactly like English but differs in the pronunciation of some letters as well as consonants and vowels. For example , The letter H is pronounced as (ash) in French. (Y) Your reward, and so on. You must know the structure of the phonemes to pronounce the word correctly. As in the audio clip ( Tion - Tien - Oi - ....ETC ) Sion - Cian - Wa ..... etc. You must know the vowels (Aiouey), through the vowels we will know the correct pronunciation of the word and whether the last syllable of the word is pronounced or not, and the connection between words and the consonants located between the vowels, all of this leads to changing the pronunciation of the word. The letter (H) is a consonant but is treated like a vowel and is not pronounced at the beginning, middle or end of a word. However, it can be pronounced (Sh) if the letter (C) comes before it. Lesson summary: You must be familiar with the letters and phonemes to get the correct pronunciation of the word, because sometimes there are words that are similar in spelling but different in pronunciation and meaning, as in the word (Livre - Ou -O`u - La - L`a).