m n ŋ

In English we switch from oral to nasal resonance only when we encounter the three nasal consonants m n ŋ.  In French there are nasal vowels as well as consonants, therefore most of the sounds are nasal.  Nasalize vowels and diphthongs when they come before the m n ŋ

am	Anne	answer	anvil	angel	avenue	ambulance
band	on	soon	ring	apartment	younger	adolescent

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There are no diphthongs in French.  Use first element of the diphthongs

e    a   ɔː   oː   ɑː

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There are no weak forms or weakened syllables for a French accent, however they may be modified, so as not to be extreme in the pronunciation of words.

Use the short  iː instead of the second front vowel I