My birthday: 'quand'
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I can use 'quand' and possessives 'mon, ton' to ask and answer questions about when birthdays are.
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The sound-symbol correspondence [qu] is pronounced differently in French and English.
[qu] appears in several French question words, e.g. 'quoi', 'qui', 'quand.'
When followed by a vowel, 'mon' changes from a nasal to an oral sound, e.g. 'mon anniversaire'.
'Joyeux anniversaire’ or 'Bon anniversaire' are common for happy birthday; in Quebec, Canada, there's also 'Bonne fête'.
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