First two girls are so pretty!

Congratulations!!! Your “thanks” was very much improved. I had great hopes when I heard you pronounce “throat” so well for throat cancer. The necessary thrust was there that is also needed for thanks, and “thrust”, oddly enough. Keep practicing. Remember to keep the tongue between the teeth, not behind on the alveolar ridge (bone). Now that you’re making progress on that “stubborn” skill, “Grammar Nazi” has a new tip. Most French names with two syllables have the stress or accent on the second or last syllable. Also, if the name ends in “er”, it is sounded like the letter “a” ( the way it sounds in “day” or “say” or “way”). Every language has its own phonetic and pronunciation rules. That’s a great deal of the work in learning the language.Here’s hoping that World War III has been prevented and I can turn the “tanks” over to the army base that’s here in my city.😂❤

All the names are cut off at the top.