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Download or read book First Principles of French Pronunciation written by Émile Saillens and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2016-11-07 with total page 198 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: From the PREFACE. This book is for English-speaking people. It has a threefold object. First, it should serve those general readers or speakers of French whose feeling for the language is such that they will not rest content with a mere rough-and-ready approximation to the way in which it is pronounced by Frenchmen. Secondly, its concern is with teachers and their pupils already devoted to the "direct" method of modern-language study, as also with those who are liberal enough to give that method a trial. Thirdly, it may furnish a handy epitome of its subject for academic students of French, whose needs must be met more in detail by the advanced investigations of the recognized specialists, and particularly those native to the language. The educational principles of the book will be found in the list of principes p�dagogiques formulated by the Association Phon�tique Internationale, whose standard and system are here adopted : - "Le premier soin du maitre doit �tre de rendre parfaitement familiers aux �l�ves les sons de la langue �trang�re. Dans ce but il se servira d'une transcription phon�tique, qui sera employ�e a l'exclusion de l'orthographe traditionnelle pendant la premiere partie du cours." As authors of a new attempt to increase the operation of a principle now almost time-honoured on the Continent of Europe, though less widely adopted in the British Empire, we desire to explain the scope of our undertaking. We have tried to combine our respective means of approach to a scientific familiarity with French sounds, whether in analysis or synthesis, so as to offer as broad and plain a road of access as may be, for most English speakers interested in them. Each of us is native to one of the languages concerned, but an earnest and phonetically trained student of the two. Each has had personal experience of the method advocated. Both agree in regarding phonetic science as essential to all good philological and practical study, yet both subordinate it to the interest of human speech as an art, infinitely various and coloured with individuality. We do not intend to compete with the more abstract and elaborate treatises which should be in the hands of all serious students, and we have not adopted their usual widely comparative method. Our purpose is to regard French alone and that only from the point of view of its English learner. Nor do we in the least suppose that any scientific exposition of language-sounds, however practical, can be a substitute for oral exercise and aural experience among native speakers. But we know that phonetic science can destroy the fallacious notion that the speech of one people can be fairly represented in terms of that of another (e.g. French ton = English tong; French ruse = English ruse; French car = English car, and the like); also that it can strengthen the vocal organs for the new and arduous labour of foreign pronunciation, as well as train the ear for nice discrimination between familiar and unfamiliar sounds. We know, further, both as learners and instructors, how greatly interest increases with increase of certainty and power of discernment.