How to Say ‘My daughter’ in French
Ma fille
mah fee-yuh
[mah fee-yuh]
💬 Usage Tip: Ma goes with female words like fille, mon with male words like fils.
Phrase Breakdown
Ma
[mah]
My
Possessive adjective indicating ownership or association.
Ma maison est bleue.
My house is blue.
fille
[fee-yuh]
daughter
A female child; often used by parents talking at school.
Ma fille joue dans la cour.
My daughter plays in the playground.
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