Beta version. The pronunciations given here are indicative: they aim at a quick, intelligible reading and will be refined. Provençal is spoken with nuances that writing renders poorly, and the ear remains the best guide. Watch the video, listen to speakers, and tell us what sounds wrong to you.
Final consonants are silent, except l, r and s
Final consonants generally stay silent, except for l, r and s, the last one especially in verb endings or to keep the meaning of a one-syllable word clear.
Of two final consonants, only the first is pronounced
When a word ends in two consonants in a row, only the first is pronounced, the second staying silent.
After a final diphthong or triphthong, the consonant is silent
When a final consonant immediately follows a diphthong or a triphthong, it is not pronounced.
A silent final s becomes voiced, softened to z, before a vowel
Final s, silent in invariable words, prepositions and adverbs, becomes voiced again, softened to z, when the following word starts with a vowel.