How to phonetically pronounce "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" en ingles?

[FleshLight]

I've never spoken french in my life.

 

[Bootprint]

If you get really stuck you could run it through text-to-speak, but remember to select french.

 

[RbSX]

Suh-SI nay pas oon pipe

took french till grade 12 here.. bilingual country

 

[Injury]

Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Suh-SI nay pas oon pipe

took french till grade 12 here.. bilingual country

:thumbsup:

the "SI" sounds more like "see", I believe.

Don't skip a beat in between "nay pas" (n'est pas) or someone will know you are a dumb English speaker. 😉

 

[CHfan4ever]

Seu( like when yon pronounce "service")
see
ney( like when you pronounce "never" )
pah (like when you pronounce "paw")
uh-ne
pih-pp

I think this is the best way to pronounce it.

 

[EngenZerO]

Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Suh-SI nay pas oon pipe

took french till grade 12 here.. bilingual country

:thumbsup:

 

[Maximilian]

ke ke nest pass one pipe on ingles

 

[franksta]

Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Suh-SI nay pas oon pipe

took french till grade 12 here.. bilingual country

pipe would be pronounced more like 'peep'.

 

[Jzero]

Originally posted by: franksta

Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Suh-SI nay pas oon pipe

took french till grade 12 here.. bilingual country

pipe would be pronounced more like 'peep'.

And shouldn't the trailing "s" of pas be silent?

 

[kogase]

Originally posted by: Jzero

Originally posted by: franksta

Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Suh-SI nay pas oon pipe

took french till grade 12 here.. bilingual country

pipe would be pronounced more like 'peep'.

And shouldn't the trailing "s" of pas be silent?

Not when it precedes a vowel.

 

[blackdogdeek]

Originally posted by: kogase

Originally posted by: Jzero

Originally posted by: franksta

Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Suh-SI nay pas oon pipe

took french till grade 12 here.. bilingual country

pipe would be pronounced more like 'peep'.

And shouldn't the trailing "s" of pas be silent?

Not when it precedes a vowel.

and the s should sound like a "z"

seh-see nay-pazoon peep