French Accent Homographs

French Accent Homographs You may not understand it, however French intonations have a reason. While a few accents simply connote that a S used to follow that vowel in Old French (e.g., à ©tudiant used to be spelled estudiant), most French inflections show the right way to express the letter they alter. Moreover, there are many French word sets which are spelled (however not generally articulated) the equivalent other than highlights. To maintain a strategic distance from disarray, you ought to consistently recognize these words by utilizing the right accents. Note: It is syntactically adequate to leave emphasizes off capital letters. Notwithstanding, since missing accents may create turmoil in articulation and meaning and are in fact spelling botches, I feel that one ought to consistently compose with emphasizes. a - third individual solitary of avoir (to have) - (relational word) to, at, inacre - acreã ¢cre - (descriptor) harsh, pungentã ¢ge - ageã ¢gã © - (modifier) oldaie - first individual particular subjunctive and second individual solitary basic of avoiraã ¯e - (contribution) oucharriã ©rã © - (descriptor) late, in reverse; (thing) excess, arrearsarriã ¨re - back, harsh, back, aftbronze - bronze objectbronzã © - past participle of bronzer (to tan, bronze)ã §a - (uncertain definite pronoun) that, itã § et l - here and therecolle - gluecollã © - past participle of coller (to glue)congres - eelscongrã ¨s - meeting, congresscote - citation, cited esteem, ratingcotã © - profoundly thought of/evaluated (past participle of cã'ter)cã'te - rib, slant, coastlinecã'tã © - sidecrã ªpe - crepe (slender flapjack), crepe papercrã ªpã © - past participle of crã ªper (to backcomb, crimp)cure - fix, treatmentcurã © - minister; past participle of curer (to clean out)de - (relationa l word) of, fromdã © - thimble, diedes - (inconclusive article, partitive article) a few; compression of de lesdã ¨s - (relational word) fromdiffã ©rent - differentdiffã ¨rent - third individual plural conjugation of diffã ©rer (to differ)du - constriction of de ledã » - past participle of devoir (to need to)- e versus à ©At the finish of - er action words, the highlight is the contrast between the first and third individual particular current state and the past participle-e - à ©tudie, parle, visite-à © - à ©tudiã ©, parlã ©, visitã ©entre - (relational word) betweenentrã © - past participle of entrer (to enter)es - second individual solitary of à ªtre (to be)ã ¨s - withdrawal of en lesã ªtes - second individual plural of à ªtreã ©tã ©s - summerseut - third individual particular passã © straightforward of avoireã »t - third individual solitary defective subjunctive of avoirferme - farmfermã © - past participle of fermer (to close)fut - third individual partic ular passã © basic of à ªtrefã »t - third individual particular blemished subjunctive of à ªtre gã ¨ne - genegã ªne - inconvenience, trouble, embarrassmentgã ªnã © - (descriptive word) shy of, humiliated; past participle of gã ªner (to trouble) grade - rank, degreegradã © - officerhaler - to pull inhã ¢ler - to tanillustre - celebrated, renownedillustrã © - illustratedinfecte - (fem descriptive word) loathsome, dingy, obnoxiousinfectã © - tainted, contaminatedinterne (adj) interior, inward; (thing) visitor, interninternã © - detainee (of a psychological medical clinic), internee (politics)jeune - (descriptor) youngjeã »ne - fastingjuge - judgejugã © - past participle of juger (to judge)la - (unmistakable article) the; (immediate item pronoun) her, itl - (qualifier) therelevã © - overview; past participle of switch (to lift, raise)lã ¨ve - first and third individual solitary of switch (applies to many stem-changing verbs)liquide - liquidliquidã © - past participle of liquider (to settle, pay; to exchange, auction; [inf] to complete off)mais - (combination) butmaã ¯s - cornmarche - strolling, step, stairmarchã © - advertise; past participle of marcher (to walk, walk; to work)masse - massmassã © - past participle of masser (to gather, mass, group)mat - checkmate; (modifier) matte, dullmã ¢t - pole, polemater - to quell; (natural) to gaze; to caulk; (recognizable thing) mother, mummã ¢ter - to mastmã ©mã © - (infant talk) grannymã ªme - (intensifier) samemeuble - bit of furnituremeublã © - (descriptive word) furnishedmodelã © - forms, help; past participle of modeler (to display, shape, style, mold)modã ¨le - model, designmur - wallmã »r - (descriptor) ripenotre - (possessive modifier) ournã'tre - (possessive pronoun) oursnuance - conceal, tint, slight contrast, nuancenuancã © - (descriptor) qualified, adjusted, nuanced; past participle of nuancer (to conceal, qualify, nuance)ou - (combination) oroã ¹ - (verb modifier) wherepã ¢te - baked good, glue; pã ¢tes - pastpã ¢tã © - pã ¢tã ©pã ©chã © - past participle of pã ©cherpã ªche - peach, fishingpã ©cher - to sinpã ªcher - to fishpã ©cheur - sinnerpã ªcheur - fishermanprã ªte - (ladylike descriptor) readyprã ªtã © - past participle of prã ªter (to lend)rate - spleenratã © - past participle of rater (to come up short, miss)relã ¢che - rest, respiterelã ¢chã © - free, laxreste - rest, leftoverrestã © - past participle of rester (to stay)retraite - retreat, retirementretraitã © - resigned individual; past participle of retraiter (to reprocess)rot - burp, burprã't - (antiquated) roastroue - wheelrouã © - (adj) crafty, shrewd; un rouã © - clever/tricky individual; past participle of rouer (to beat/thrash)roule - first and third individual particular of rouler (to wheel/roll along)roulã © - bended, rolledsale - dirtysalã © - saltysinistre (adj) miserable, vile; (m thing) mishap, calamity, damagesinistrã © (adj) stricken, crushed; (m thing) fiasco victimsublime - sublimesublimã © - sublimatedsuicide - demonstration of suicidesuicidã © - survivor of suicidesur - (relational word) onsã »r - (descriptive word) suretache - mark, spot, staintã ¢che - taskvalide - capable, fit, validvalid ã © - validatedvide - emptyvidã © - exhausted; past participle of vider (to purge; to wear out)votre - (possessive descriptor) yourvã'tre - (possessive pronoun) yours