Pronunciation help: pain vs. pomme

[spudnik8]

I am having a really hard time hearing the difference between the pronunciations of pain and pomme... they both sound like "pum" to me. Can someone please help?

[Acholearn]

Pain just is like pan in frying pan but without the n. Pomme is exactly like the pom in pom pom. I hope this helps!

[CeluiKiDort]

Pain /pɛ̃/ (bread), homophone of Pin /pɛ̃/ (pine) is one syllable long, the final "n" is never pronounced whereas Pomme /pɔm/ is two syllable long : [Po/mme].
If you're sure you hear an M at the end, that is "pomme".