How to Say ‘Your sister has good taste!’ in French
Elle a bon goût, votre sœur !
el ah bohn goo vot-ruh suhr
[el ah bohn goo vot-ruh suhr]
💬 Usage Tip: Spoken French often says elle first and names who it is at the end, adding emphasis: Il est sympa, ton frère ! "your brother's nice!".
Phrase Breakdown
Elle a bon goût,
el ah bohn goo
She has good taste,
The main statement comes first. French often names the person at the end for emphasis.
Il a bon goût.
He has good taste.
Words in this phrase
Elle
[el]
She
Subject pronoun for feminine singular.
Elle habite à Paris.
She lives in Paris.
a
[ah]
has
Used with a past participle to form the present perfect tense.
Elle a visité Paris.
She has visited Paris.
bon
[bohn]
good / enjoy
Adjective meaning good; used in wishes like 'enjoy your...'.
Bon appétit !
Enjoy your meal!
goût
[goo]
taste
Masculine noun; the sense of taste, or a person's sense of style and judgement.
Elle a du goût pour la décoration.
She has taste in decorating.
votre sœur !
vot-ruh suhr
your sister!
This names who 'elle' refers to. Say it with a rounded 'œu': 'vo-truh SUR'.
Elle est sympa, votre sœur.
She's nice, your sister.
Words in this phrase
votre
[vot-ruh]
your
Belonging to you.
Votre voiture est là.
Your car is there.
sœur
[suhr]
sister
Feminine noun for a female sibling.
Ma sœur habite à Lyon.
My sister lives in Lyon.
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