Hard Words in French #5 - “Eu”, “S” Between Vowels-Mastering French Pronunciation w/ Geri Metz

Heureuse: Expats found this word hard.To say you are happy, learn the important “eu” vowel and how to pronounce an “s” between two vowels.
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Hard Words #5 heureuse
Since this words means “happy” and since I hope you will want to use it a lot, it is important to know how to say it. This video teaches that an “s” between 2 vowels is always pronounced “z” and that will help with lots of other words with that spelling, like fameuse and chanteuse. The vowel sound in both of the syllables of this word is extremely important to French since it is the basic vowel sound of the language. In the video course, Mastering French Pronunciation, I give a lot of attention to how to make this sound which is the sound you have in “deux” and this will take you a long way toward developing an authentic accent. Check out Courses on the website for more information.

[@davidmubarak5546]

Thank you so much, it's really helpful

[@thomasnonyme4623]

Génial ce que vous faites, continuez comme ça, ça fait plaisir de voir des gens comme vous qui aiment notre belle langue et qui tentent de la sauver, alors que les jeunes français parlent de moins en moins bien, avec des fautes comme "si je serais partit plus tôt j'aurais arrivé à l'heure" (le conditionnel n'existe plus), ou encore "c'est qu'est ce que j'ai dit" (traduction mot à mot de "this is what I said" au passage), et même le passé composé: "j'ai manger" au lieu de "j'ai mangé"... awfull !
Dommage que vous ne fassiez que la prononciation pcq c'est pourtant le dernier des problèmes :/