French words using [Ch] Pronunciations Exercises. Let’s learn how to pronounce the [Ch] that come form the French language. It is important to pronounce words properly at this expanding stage of English where there is more focus on academic tasks and language functions.
When we borrow words from French, the original pronunciation is sometimes changed. This is the case for some words with [ch] such as avalanche, chalet, chateau.
/sh/ chassis, chief, machine, moustache, parachute
/ch/ chapter, charge, cherry, choice
The lesson is set at an English B1 Level and above.
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