Acute Accent (´)
* café (coffee)
* été (summer)
* marché (market)
* pâté (pate)
* végétal (vegetable)
Grave Accent (`)
* à (to, at)
* c'est (it is)
* dès (from, since)
* là (there)
* où (where)
Circumflex Accent (^)
* âme (soul)
* crâne (skull)
* dû (due)
* hôpital (hospital)
* tâche (task)
Tilde Accent (~)
* aîné (eldest)
* cinq (five)
* île (island)
* maître (master)
* uniforme (uniform)
Cedilla (ç)
* ça (that, this)
* ça va (it's going well)
* français (French)
* garçon (boy)
* pièce (room)
Other:
* étudiant (student) - Notice the "é" which is considered a special case, not having a grave accent, but being a stand-alone letter.
* hôtel (hotel) - Notice the "ô" which is a special case, not having a circumflex accent but being a stand-alone letter.
Important Notes:
* Accents are not just for pronunciation, they also affect the meaning of words in French.
* Accents can also distinguish between homophones (words that sound the same but have different meanings). For example, "à" (to) and "a" (has).
* Practice using a French dictionary or online resources to learn the correct spelling of French words with accents.
Let me know if you'd like to see examples of French phrases with accents!