Questions & Answers about Tu gagnes ! Félicitations !
Why is there an 's' at the end of gagnes?
Do I pronounce the 's' at the end of gagnes?
No, the -s at the end of gagnes is completely silent. You pronounce it exactly the same as if the word ended in just an e.
Why is there a space before the exclamation marks?
In French writing rules, you must always put a space before two-part punctuation marks. This includes exclamation marks, question marks, colons, and semicolons.
Why does Félicitations end in an 's'?
How do I pronounce the -tions part of Félicitations?
In French, the -tion ending is pronounced with a sharp s sound followed by a nasal vowel, roughly sounding like see-ohn. It never uses the sh sound that you hear in English words ending in -tion.
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