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Nowadays it's mostly only the case on the letter <e>, where it indicates a pronunciation of /ɛ/. In the past, when put on a <a> it changed it from /a/ to /ɑ/,
by elros 11y ago
Nowadays it's mostly only the case on the letter <e>, where it indicates a pronunciation of /ɛ/.
In the past, when put on a <a> it changed it from /a/ to /ɑ/, however that mostly fell in disuse in most French French dialects and I can only hear the distinction consistently in Canadian French dialects.