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How to Say ‘Mine's July 2nd.’ in French

Moi, c'est le 2 juillet.

mwah suh eh Luh duh zhwee-YEH

[mwah suh eh Luh duh zhwee-YEH]

💬 Usage Tip: Starting with Moi, then c'est... is the everyday way to say "as for me" or "mine is." You can reuse it: Moi, c'est Paul "I'm Paul."

Phrase Breakdown

Moi, c'est

mwah suh eh

Mine is

'Moi, c'est...' means 'As for me, it's...'. Pause slightly after 'Moi'.

Example

Moi, c'est Paul.

I'm Paul.

Words in this phrase

Moi

[mwah]

me / as for me

Used to shift the focus to yourself in a casual self-introduction.

Example

Après son prénom, je réponds : « Moi, c'est Claire ».

After hearing her first name, I reply: “Me, I'm Claire.”

c'

[suh]

It

Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.

Example

C'est incroyable.

It is incredible.

est

[eh]

is

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

le 2 juillet.

Luh duh zhwee-YEH

the 2nd of July.

Say 'le deu jwi-yé'.

Example

Je pars le 2 juillet.

I leave on July 2nd.

Words in this phrase

le

[Luh]

The (masculine singular)

Definite article used before masculine singular nouns.

Example

Le chat est noir.

The cat is black.

2

[duh]

two

The number 2.

Example

2 euros, ce n'est pas cher.

2 euros, that's not expensive.

juillet

[zhwee-YEH]

July

The seventh month of the year.

Example

Nous partons en juillet.

We leave in July.

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