"C'est une lettre."

Translation: This is a letter.

[BeckieJBrown]

She sounds as though she is saying mettre? Not Lettre :S.

[MartinCapdevila]

Agreed.

[knuppel]

I was thinking "cette"

[sexual_tiger]

It's almost impossible for me to differentiate 'une' with 'un'. Does anyone have an advice on how to?

[catladynina]

they are pronounced differently. Une is like un in Spanish and un is more like uh but more nasal.

[luckyskunk]

un for musculine and une feminine.But if you ask about robot`s pnonounciation,I have the same question)

[Jazradel]

You have to learn them. Generally words ending in 'e' are feminine, but not always.

[themalaise]

Does anyone have pronunciation advice on this. I keep getting held up by c'est in particular.

[catladynina]

C is pronounced like s. the final st is not pronounced. so it is pronounced like "seh" If the next word is a vowel
then I think the t is pronounced and hooked to the next word.

[MartinCapdevila]

The audio is not clear at all. C'est terrible! (but I suppose it sounds real in any case, so it's the proper experience)

[canarul]

Question: I know it's a letter, like a note. But can "lettre" also mean letters, like a, b, c?

[albinotuba]

Yes. For example; "lettres majuscules" = upper case letters.