The verb haïr follows the same conjugation as regular -IR verbs in Présent indicatif. However, its stem is slightly irregular.
Have a look at the verb haïr in Présent indicatif:
Pronunciation:
- Note that with je hais, you have no elision because here the 'h' is strong.
It is therefore pronounced [juh - é], as opposed to the similar j'ai [jé].
It is therefore pronounced [juh - é], as opposed to the similar j'ai [jé].
- aï is pronounced as two distinct vowels = [ah-ee]
- Depending on regions, ai can be pronounced either 'é' or 'è'.
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