How do you pronounce tu me manques?

Answer 1

"tew muh mah[n]k"

The French "u" sounds like a very tight "oo" sound (as in spoon), but actually it's closer to "ee" (as in feed). To make the sound, just hold a tight "ee" sound and then round your lips.

The French e (with no accent mark) is pronounced like the "oo" in "good" or "wood".

The "an" makes the nasal A sound, just like in "grand" or "France".

The final "es" is not pronounced; it's just there as part of the verb conjugation ("manques" sounds the same as "manque" or "manquent").

Answer 2

To have the pronounciation you have to use a speech demo, for example you can Google "Acapela Text to Speech Demo"

Then you select the first choise and you select the voice "French - Bruno" to hear the right pronounciation.