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Parle French Sound Chart — 35 Sounds with IPA and Mouth Cues

Publisher: Tingnova Inc. (Parle)Last checked: 2026-08-14

Parle’s French Sound Chart is a compact pronunciation reference for English-speaking beginners. It organizes 35 sound entries into vowels, semi-vowels, and consonants, pairing IPA symbols with common spellings, example words, and short physical pronunciation cues. The complete table is also available as a downloadable CSV.

Why it is useful

The chart makes French sound-to-spelling relationships easier to scan than a conventional lesson. Learners can compare mouth position, IPA, written forms, and example words in one place, then follow individual practice guides for sounds they find difficult.

Limitations

This is a creator-submitted, first-party resource connected to a commercial iOS app. It is not a complete French course, pronunciation assessment, diagnostic, or substitute for a teacher. Sound inventories and realizations vary by linguistic analysis, speaker, accent, and region.

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