http://site.fluentfrench.com/blog/french_pronunciation_exercises/accueillir/

http://site.fluentfrench.com/blog/french_pronunciation_exercises/ecureuil/

http://site.fluentfrench.com/blog/french_pronunciation_exercises/dire/

To keep the letter J from ruining your pronunciation of the R, push forward with your tongue for the "jou" sound

The actual pronunciation is more like Muh - syuh. Here's a recording to help you.

In this recording, I'll teach you how to say "surprise."

How to say the French word for ATM: distributeur d'argent

This word is a litmus test for whether your pronunciation is accurate

See the transcript: http://site.fluentfrench.com/blog/french_pronunciation_exercises/setting-up-for-the-french-r/

See the transcript: http://site.fluentfrench.com/blog/french_pronunciation_exercises/how-to-pronounce-the-french-words-for-perfume-flavor-and-fragrant/ In this recording, I teach you how to pronounce the French word for perfume and flavor, and the French word for fragrant. Note that, the F-U-M in parfum has the same pronunciation as the French word for hunger, faim. Also note that, whereas the English word "perfume" has a Y sound (we say, "perf-you-m,") there is no Y sound in the French word parfumE.

Here are snippets of a native speaker pronouncing the two O sounds. See the transcript: http://site.fluentfrench.com/blog/french_pronunciation_exercises/compare-two-french-o-sounds-votre-open-o-vos-closed-o/