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3 responses to “If you hear “ski…”, it might be “ce qui…””

  1. December 19, 2021
    Jon Cockey

    This takes some listening. I think I have it after several listens.
    Ce qui est intéressant,,,, Someone recently told me that they spent 4 weeks at L’Institut de Français in September and the professors had told her that candidates seeking the DALF C1 level were automatically denied the C1 if they did not make the liaisons (ce que = skuh) and (ce qui = ski). Using recordings like these and imitating how French people speak has helped me sound more like a French person.

    Thank you for this clip. I’ve come back to it for a second day and find it fascinating!!!

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    1. December 19, 2021
      DavidTolman

      Thank you for the comment Jon. I am glad you are hearing more on the second day of listening.
      Best regards,
      David

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  2. December 19, 2021
    Anonymous

    This takes some listening. I think I have it after several listens.
    Ce qui est intéressant,,,, Someone recently told me that they spent 4 weeks at L’Institut de Français in September and the professors had told her that candidates seeking the DALF C1 level were automatically denied the C1 if they did not make the liaisons (ce que = skuh) and (ce qui = ski). Using recordings like these and imitating how French people pronounce words and phrases is so important.

    But thank you for this clip! I’ve come back to it for a second day and find it fascinating!!!

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