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How to Say ‘Who lets taste her melons’ in French

Qui fait goûter ses melons

kee feh goo-teh say meh-lon

[kee feh goo-teh say meh-lon]

💬 Usage Tip: Faire goûter means "let someone taste" or "give someone a taste of," not literally "make taste." The person tasting comes with à: faire goûter un fromage aux clients.

Phrase Breakdown

Qui

[kee]

Who

Used to ask questions about or identify a person or people.

Example

Qui est là?

Who is there?

fait

[feh]

makes

To create or construct by combining or shaping resources.

Example

Elle fait du café.

She makes coffee.

goûter

[goo-teh]

taste

Experience the flavor or quality of by consuming.

Example

Il fait goûter le vin.

He makes people taste the wine.

ses

[say]

his/her

Possessive adjective denoting ownership or relationship.

Example

Ses amis sont gentils.

His/her friends are nice.

melons

[meh-lon]

melons

A large, round fruit with sweet and juicy pulp.

Example

Les melons sont mûrs.

The melons are ripe.

Guides for French learners

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