EXPLANATIONS OF THE DIFFERENT SIGNS EMPLOTEL IN PRONUNCIATION

This ^^ mark betwéen two words si^ifies that the final consonant of the first word must be sounded with the firc^ sjUable of the second Word ; as eent^cus^ which is pronounced cen tai-cu.

The letters s aod x joiaed with the foUowing word take the sound of z ; les^^enfantè is pronminced le zang-fceng^ and Hx,^ami8^ ai za-mi.

The letter d takes the sound of t ; grand^^homme is pronounced gran tomm.

Letters from Jhe preceding word joined to another are separated by a dot, and must ne pronnunréd with thi» sFUabÙ to w^uch they are joined.

In the prononciation the syllables are divided by a dash.

The System of pronunciation adopted is that of Meadiows' Dictionary