Acting 101 : Acting Tips: How to Speak With a French Accent

[XdisXesXwhyXimXhawtX]

@melri42 Hmm disadvantage probably :/ mais on peut pratiquer et perdre l'accent! :) bonne chance

[thealafond]

Wow, this is badddddddddd.



[melri42]

Is it a advantage to have an accent ( french) in acting or it's a big disadvantage ! I learned english , I pretty good but I have a slight accent and I'm scared it prevents me from doing what I love ( action movies ) plz answer

[nyufrbel]

you suck

[XdisXesXwhyXimXhawtX]

I love how she thinks shes great

[flyingfisbeefilms]

I live and work in France.....there is no particular "French accent."

It's like saying an "American accent." It's regional. A Texan accent cannot be compared to a New York accent so I'm sorry it's your interpretation of the sounds.

[Carpediem72398]

Go to Amy Walker's channel.

[XdisXesXwhyXimXhawtX]

horrible

[Icefiremachete]

That was a horrible French accent, lady. Tips=good. Personal attempt=FAIL

[Soudavolstviem]

Ca ne ressemble pas du tout à du français, on dirait qu'elle se moque de nous !

[lolochick101]

@Soudavolstviem oui ce n'est pas une bien course. 

[sijran]

That was anything but french accent.

[StephaneBSl]

I love the way you say "je ne sais paaaaas". :P

[SpArK4GrL]

GREAT TIPS!!! I'm trying out for Beauty and The Beast and I want to learn a french accent so ill have a better chance at getting one of the main parts!! I'm gonna try that Gibberish thing! I havent heard that one before! :D

[mmazz414]

@SpArK4GrL same here!!!!!!

[hersheyeyezz]

@SpArK4GrL HA me TOOOO

[princewalia17]

Nice personality!

Et merci beaucoup pour cet effort!

[jankablanka]

i´m looking lots of movies, listening lots french casettes,french pop singers, even i always try to speak with my french friends by skype but nothing of this don´t help me. it needs some more concrete tips .....

[Tsutaru]

@jankablanka If you're willing to dish out cash, you could always try getting rosetta stone or something for French

[JockWalker101]

@jankablanka I've been doing a bit of study into this kind of thing and maybe this will help:

1) th is pronounced dz or z whichever you are more comfortable with

2)accentuate the last sylable of each word, do not follow the general english accentuations

3)the r sound is meant to sound like a rgh sound, somewhat gutteral

4)instead of um.... or ah... errr/ughh is used. This is used to fill gaps in French speaking more commonly than in english with um or ah.

I hope this helps.