1. L’alphabet
A (ah) B (bay) C (say) D (day) E (euh) F (eff) G (zjay) H (ahsh) I (ee) J (zgee) K (kah) L (ell) M (emm) N (enn) O (oh) P (pay) Q (cue) R (air) S (ess) T (tay) U (ew) V (vay) W (dooblah vay) X (eeks) Y (ee grec] Z (zed)

2. Les accents (accent marks)
accent aigu (é): found only on an “e”; makes it sound like “ay”
accent grave (è): found on “a”, “e”, or “u”; doesn’t really change pronunciation but can change meaning
cédille (ç): found on a “c”: makes it sound like “ess”
accent circonflexe (ô): found on all vowels; doesn’t change the pronunciation
tréma (ï): found on all vowels; separates two vowels into two syllables