I have never heard "va au" as in "Elle va au restaurant" pronounced "v-au before.
Aurélie
Kwiziq language super star
2/12/16
Bonjour Debbie !
I've listened to the sentence you're referring to, and it is pronounced [va au]", albeit pretty fast (French native way!), so I understand the confusion here.
You are correct that we wouldn't say [v-au] in French :)
I've therefore decided to update our audio file.
Please let me know if it's better, or I will look into it again :)
Merci et à bientôt !
I've listened to the sentence you're referring to, and it is pronounced [va au]", albeit pretty fast (French native way!), so I understand the confusion here.
You are correct that we wouldn't say [v-au] in French :)
I've therefore decided to update our audio file.
Please let me know if it's better, or I will look into it again :)
Merci et à bientôt !
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Debbie
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2 December 2016
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I have never heard "va au" as in "Elle va au restaurant" pronounced "v-au before.
This relates to:
À + le = au, à + les = aux, de + le = du, de + les = des (contractions of articles) -