Exceptions of french pronunciation I'm "fascinated" by all the exceptions of french pronunciations, e.g. - verb ending "ent" of third person plural is silent - femme is pronounced "f-a-m" - faisons is "f-e-zon" - monsieur is "m-e-sieur" - patience is "p-si-ence" ... Needless to say, these can easily trip self-learners of french if you don't pay attention, so could you list down some other such exceptions to be watched for, especially when learning outside of a classroom? Thanks!