How to Say ‘It is Tuesday, June 10th.’ in French
Nous sommes le mardi dix juin.
noo som luh mar-DEE dees zhwan
[noo som luh mar-DEE dees zhwan]
Phrase Breakdown
Nous sommes
noo som
We are / It is
This is the standard way to start a date in French. Say "noo SOM".
Nous sommes dimanche.
It's Sunday.
Words in this phrase
Nous
[noo]
We
A pronoun used to refer to a group including yourself.
'Nous' irons au cinéma ce soir.
'We' will go to the cinema tonight.
sommes
[som]
are
First person plural of the verb être, meaning are.
Nous sommes ici depuis midi.
We have been here since noon.
le mardi
luh mar-DEE
Tuesday
"Le" plus the day of the week. Say "luh mar-DEE".
C'est le mardi gras.
It's Mardi Gras (Shrove Tuesday).
Words in this phrase
le
[luh]
the
Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.
Le chat noir.
The black cat.
mardi
[mar-DEE]
Tuesday
The day of the week Tuesday.
Mardi soir, j'ai yoga à 18 heures.
Tuesday evening, I have yoga at 6 p.m.
dix juin.
dees zhwan
the tenth of June.
Say "dee zhwan". The "x" of "dix" is silent before a consonant.
L'examen est le dix juin.
The exam is on June tenth.
Words in this phrase
dix
[dees]
Ten
The number that comes after nine, signifying ten items.
Ils sont dix étudiants.
They are ten students.
juin
[zhwan]
June
The month in the reservation date.
Le samedi 14 juin convient très bien.
Saturday, June 14 works very well.
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