Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Siepmann's Primary French Course; First Term: Lessons in Colloquial French Based on the Transcript of the Association Phon�tique; With a Chapter on French Sounds and Their Phonetic Symbols, List of Words for Practice in Pronunciation, and Complete Vocabularies
A vowel is produced by an unimpeded current of air which the speaker sends forth from his lungs causing the vocal chords to vibrate.
The sound of the vowel depends on the Shape of the vocal passage, which can be varied by the position of tongue, lips, and jaws.
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