How to Pronounce J'AI (I Have) in French?

This video shows you How to Pronounce J'AI (I Have) in French)
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[@S0ph_4]

Thank you, needed this for my french test!

[@YouTubeJulien]

Cool! All the best for it :) Santé

[@moviesync3131]

zhé?

[@garybuck6535]

J'ai du rhythme J'ai ma cherie

[@korelly]

That is unaccurate. It should be pronounced like é. Like in May.

[@YouTubeJulien]

J'ai in pronounced in classic French like è. In the South, it is also pronounced like é so both are correct, but in academic French, it's è