1. French Age as a noun phrase:
* "French age" refers to a specific historical period or era associated with France. It's pronounced as:
* "French" like "frentsh"
* "age" like "ayj"
* So, the full pronunciation would be "frentsh ayj".
2. "French age" as a descriptive phrase:
* "French age" can also be used to describe something that has a French origin or character.
* In this case, the pronunciation is the same as above: "frentsh ayj".
3. "French" as an adjective:
* If you're referring to a specific age within France, you would use the adjective "French".
* In this case, the pronunciation would be:
* "French" like "frentsh"
* "age" like "ahzh" (the "h" is silent)
* Example: "What is the French age of majority?" would be pronounced "What is the frentsh ahzh of majority?"
Important note: In French, the word for "age" is "âge" and it's pronounced "ahzh".
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