What words in French will make a joke if they are not pronounced correctly?

Les? Ufs-les yeux When you look into the eyes of the male god and tell him that you have a pair of very beautiful eggs, it is sour and refreshing. Before foreign teacher Ton nom-ton homme told me, a classmate asked his name, which startled him because he heard who your man was. Quelqu'un-quel con originally said that someone was in normal health, but you read it as this fool (cake) g? Teau-cadeau (gift) has always confused these two words, both spelling and pronunciation have the same meaning. Cake and gift are silly. Don't you think it's interesting to tell the French that most people in China don't use Facebook and QQ?

I remember a sister, materiaux, whose pronunciation was not good. She keeps saying madriaux, damn riaux, which is really interesting. . . There are also people in China who can't pronounce uvular because of their different pronunciation habits. Chinese is mostly in the front, while French is in the deep throat. Chinese pronunciation is short, and French English generally has a sound to pronounce at the end of a word. This problem is particularly serious in Cantonese, where northern students are full of vowels and French accents have a unique flavor. Actually, you can practice hard. Read slowly, don't miss a syllable, and do it bit by bit. You should get rid of the pronunciation habit of Chinese. There is no need to worry too much about the communication between words. He can even read after moving bricks at high speed. When a person practices pronunciation in front of a mirror, his facial movements can be exaggerated, so that at least different nasal sounds can be distinguished immediately. A common language with singing skills will be faster to learn, to be honest. Don't worry too much, believe me, the accent is also useful when picking up girls in an interview. People usually just pay attention to what you say. After all, the French speak English with that accent. . . Especially bel canto's curly tongue. . . As an English speaker, I'm tired of listening to beautiful sounds. I can't pronounce H in my French deep throat, and the picture is beautiful. He is my brother, and the French can understand each other in pronunciation. Actually pronunciation is not allowed. A little accent can be sexy sometimes. For example, I especially like to hear Chuanmei speak Pu Chuan, Shaanxi's strange and playful Pinghua pronunciation, Northeast Sister's garlic pronunciation, and Jiangnan Sister's Wunong soft language. . .