French in practice - Applied phonetics 3304-3LABO1C
(winter and spring semester: 2 hrs/week = 30 hours throughout the year)
Syllabus: improving students' pronunciation and intonation.
This course is obligatory for students who have been referred to them following the first week of PNJF classes; all other students do not have to attend them.
Syllabus:
? articulatory exercises, pronunciation and intonation based on recordings of phonetic exercises (listening/identifying, imitating, repeating and preservation)
? references to the course in theoretical phonetics (transcription in the phonetic alphabet)
? listening to audio texts
? reading aloud (press texts and literary texts)
METHODOLOGY: the classes will be conducted in a language lab in small groups of between 10 - 12 students.
Assessment criteria: attendance and participation; tests.
Learning outcomes: Practising correct pronunciation of French phonemes, improving sentence intonation and enhancing skills needed to accentuate correctly.
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Prerequisites (description)
Bibliography
M-L. Danohue-Gaudet , Le vocalisme et le consonantisme français, Delagrave,1969
P.R.Léon , Laboratoire de langues et correction phonétique , Didier, 1962
M. Kaneman-Pougatch, Plaisir des sons, Hatier Didier,1991
as well as the teacher's own recordings and exercises.