(For the the verb ressentir). The Microsoft translator pronounces «ils ressent» (they feel) as « re-son »
Is this correct? I thought you are not supposed to pronounce the «ent» in verb endings, as in the third person plural of this verb?
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Bonjour Iggy,
In French, to pronounce "il ressent", you do say [sen] and to pronounce ils ressentent, you do say [sent]. Take a look at a more trustworthy conjugation website such as Reverso for example (which include the correct pronunciations).
I hope this is helpful. Bonne journée !