If you want to work on the exercise in this video, here is the link:
https://fluentlistener.com/8secfrlaur...

The correct French Mouth Position makes speaking French much more enjoyable: instead of tripping over the occasional word, the words just flow off of your tongue!

However, if you speak French with your natural "English mouth position", then you'll do two things: 1) you'll hinder the ability of French people to understand you (because you are less likely to make the sounds the French person expects to hear) AND, 2) you'll find that some words are impossible to pronounce.

So, how does a native English speaker learn the French mouth position? And how does that same speaker remember to switch over to that French mouth position as she or he switches back and forth between English and French during the day?
In this video, I'll give you my current goto phrase that helps me be sure that I have my tongue and lips in the "French mouth position" and that I am ready to speak French!

Best regards,
David Tolman
FluentListener.com