If you like movies and I'm pretty sure you do, you should try renting DVDs. Watch them in French with English subtitles, it helps a LOT with the pronunciation and getting used to the accent(s). It's also very good for vocabulary and common expressions.

everything is on the alphabet. how do we prononce it. A sounds like= ah (in english prononciation) E sounds like= uh. H sounds like= ash I sounds like = E Y sound like= e-grak (thats a weird letter i know lol) Z= Zed (thats also how english canadian say the letter z) others letters like: B,C, D, G, J, P, Q, T, V, W, sounds like Bey, Cey, Dey ect... (exepted for W, it's dooble-vey or something like that XD) U and R, sorry I dont know. I tried XD F, K, L, M, N, O, S are similars

Podcasts could help. Also, at school, you could ask a French teacher for some help, even if you don't take it in school.

Yeah. Movies can help too. But I forgot the letter X, kind of same thing in French and with the acutes XD é sounds like= hey è and ê sounds pretty much the same, like "eh" in english (lol yeah, like english canadian always says) à= a in french We use others acutes but rarely