How to Say ‘Your birthday’ in French
Ton anniversaire
tohn ah-nee-vair-sair
[tohn ah-nee-vair-sair]
💬 Usage Tip: The n of ton links straight into the vowel: (toh-nah-nee-vehr-sehr). Using ton also means you're talking to someone you'd call tu.
Phrase Breakdown
Ton
[tohn]
your
A possessive form of you, indicating ownership.
Ton ami est ici.
Your friend is here.
anniversaire
[ah-nee-vair-sair]
birthday
Noun used for a birthday; can also mean anniversary depending on context.
L'anniversaire de ma sœur mérite une belle table.
My sister's birthday deserves a nice table.
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