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Cette coiffure te donne un plus indéniable.

I've learned that there should not be an enchaînement between "un plus" and "indéniable" somewhere, which means it shouldn't be pronunced as [œ̃-ply-sɛ̃-de-njabl], but I don't know why. I mean here "plus" is a nuonnoun prounced as [plys] and "un plus indéniable" is a groupe rythmique, why shouldn't I connect the [s] in [plys] and [ɛ̃] in [ɛ̃denjabl]?

You can see the related question on HiNative here: question about enchaînement. Merci beaucoup!

Cette coiffure te donne un plus indéniable.

I've learned that there should not be an enchaînement between "un plus" and "indéniable" somewhere, which means it shouldn't be pronunced as [œ̃-ply-sɛ̃-de-njabl], but I don't know why. I mean here "plus" is a nuon prounced as [plys] and "un plus indéniable" is a groupe rythmique, why shouldn't I connect the [s] in [plys] and [ɛ̃] in [ɛ̃denjabl]?

You can see the related question on HiNative here: question about enchaînement. Merci beaucoup!

Cette coiffure te donne un plus indéniable.

I've learned that there should not be an enchaînement between "un plus" and "indéniable" somewhere, which means it shouldn't be pronunced as [œ̃-ply-sɛ̃-de-njabl], but I don't know why. I mean here "plus" is a noun prounced as [plys] and "un plus indéniable" is a groupe rythmique, why shouldn't I connect the [s] in [plys] and [ɛ̃] in [ɛ̃denjabl]?

You can see the related question on HiNative here: question about enchaînement. Merci beaucoup!

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Cette coiffure te donne un plus indéniable.

I've learned that there should not be an enchaînement between "un plus" and "indéniable" somewhere, which means it shouldn't be pronunced as [œ̃-ply-sɛ̃-de-njabl], but I don't know why. I mean here "plus" is a nuon prounced as [plys] and "un plus indéniable" is a groupe rythmique, why shouldn't I connect the [s] in [plys] and [ɛ̃] in [ɛ̃denjabl]?

You can see the related question on HiNative here: question about enchaînement. Merci beaucoup!

Cette coiffure te donne un plus indéniable.

I've learned that there should be an enchaînement between "un plus" and "indéniable" somewhere, which means it shouldn't be pronunced as [œ̃-ply-sɛ̃-de-njabl], but I don't know why. I mean here "plus" is a nuon prounced as [plys] and "un plus indéniable" is a groupe rythmique, why shouldn't I connect the [s] in [plys] and [ɛ̃] in [ɛ̃denjabl]?

You can see the related question on HiNative here: question about enchaînement. Merci beaucoup!

Cette coiffure te donne un plus indéniable.

I've learned that there should not be an enchaînement between "un plus" and "indéniable" somewhere, which means it shouldn't be pronunced as [œ̃-ply-sɛ̃-de-njabl], but I don't know why. I mean here "plus" is a nuon prounced as [plys] and "un plus indéniable" is a groupe rythmique, why shouldn't I connect the [s] in [plys] and [ɛ̃] in [ɛ̃denjabl]?

You can see the related question on HiNative here: question about enchaînement. Merci beaucoup!

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Should there be an enchaînement between "plus" and "indéniable" in this sentence?

Cette coiffure te donne un plus indéniable.

I've learned that there should be an enchaînement between "un plus" and "indéniable" somewhere, which means it shouldn't be pronunced as [œ̃-ply-sɛ̃-de-njabl], but I don't know why. I mean here "plus" is a nuon prounced as [plys] and "un plus indéniable" is a groupe rythmique, why shouldn't I connect the [s] in [plys] and [ɛ̃] in [ɛ̃denjabl]?

You can see the related question on HiNative here: question about enchaînement. Merci beaucoup!