I think that the French Wiktionary is a good source of IPA transcriptions. For many words it has a prononciation section which gives the IPA transcriptions across different french dialects (e.g. the word prononciation), besides the corresponding audio file that ...
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The ‘o’ in ‘Politique’ and ‘Science Po’
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I’ll say that the “po” of “sciences politiques” and “sciences po” sounds the same in french [pɔ]. Maybe you think that it’s sound differently because in “sciences po” you finish your word on an “o” sound, so you may perceive ...
Prononciation de l’ancien français
Business EditorsPour comprendre l’évolution de la prononciation des mots français, je conseillerais tout de même, pour ne pas réinventer la roue, de consulter aussi l’un des manuels de phonétique historique du français disponibles sur le marché du livre (Gaston Zink, Emile ...
Differences in pronunciation in dictionaries
Associations EditorsThey are all actual existing variants. They do not prevent understanding so any of them can be used. See also: Are "œ" and "eu" pronounced the same in Parisian French? These two pronunciations are both of mainstream and standard. and ...
IPA spelling of ‘possible’ in French seems to be in conflict with how its pronounced
Business EditorsYour question is of the same nature as this one and the answer too, I believe: Pronunciation of “au” in restaurant . Briefly, there is a main stream pronunciation (ɔ) and a variant (o); I think that the first clip ...