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Silent Final Consonants in French
The following consonants are silent when they are the final letter of a word:
- p (as in 'coup')
- s (as in 'héros')
- t (as in 'chat')
- d (as in 'marchand)
- x (as in 'paresseux')
- z (as in 'chez')
- n (as in 'un')
Consider exploring these related pages after completing this lesson: France Regional Accents, b and p & Accents (advanced level).
Videos
French pronunciation (Silent letters) - YouTube
French pronunciation - Silent letters in French - YouTube
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