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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Lived in Paris. You are wrong. The "t" is swallowed. Also depends on what you say next. A vowel would draw out a harsher x sound, which has a swallowed t sound for sure if a vowel is next.

Moi, je prendre le menu prix fixe (in between here you hear the slight "st") et une verre de l'leau SVP. Oui, on rigole beacoup... Trump. Je suis Canadienne. N'inquiete pas.

It is most definitely not "feex"[/quote]

While you may have lived in Paris, it's clear from the above that you should NOT be giving French lessons.[/quote]

+1. Je prendre? [/quote]

I never claimed to write French well. I neglected to congugate a verb, also a typo. Oops!  I speak fluently and when in France, people guess I'm Belgium due to a slight accent. I no longer have the American "Nice a$$" pronunciation of beaucoup dead giveaway for example.. I'm right -- there's an "st" in there. It's barely audible. But keep saying "feex" as you wish.

My side hustle was teaching business American English pronunciation. I have a knack for hearing the differences.[/quote]

I'm glad you can teach American English.  However, there's no "t" in prix fixe.[/quote]

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