yes, but to be fair, for an english speaker, en masse is pronounced more like "on mass" than like "en mass". to be more french, say "awning" but lose the entir

yes, but to be fair, for an english speaker, en masse is pronounced more like "on mass" than like "en mass". to be more french, say "awning" but lose the entire "-ning" part, and then "mass", like the "a" in father, not the "a" in cat.