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How to Say ‘Was born in June’ in French

Est né en juin

eh nay ahn zhwan

[eh nay ahn zhwan]

💬 Usage Tip: [Né] is used for a man or boy; for a woman or girl it becomes [née] with an extra [e]. Compare [mon père est né en juin] and [ma mère est née en décembre].

Phrase Breakdown

Est né

eh nay

Was born

Masculine past participle with 'être', used for a masculine subject.

Example

Il est né en juin.

He was born in June.

Words in this phrase

Est

[eh]

is

The third-person singular form of être, used here in a compound expression about birth.

Example

Il est né en juin.

He was born in June.

[nay]

born

The masculine form used with a male subject to say someone was born.

Example

Il est né en juin.

He was born in June.

En juin

ahn zhwan

In June

Used to indicate the month of June.

Example

Mon père est né en juin.

My father was born in June.

Words in this phrase

en

[ahn]

in

A preposition used before months to say when something happens.

Example

Il est né en juin.

He was born in June.

juin

[zhwan]

June

The month of June in French.

Example

Il est né en juin.

He was born in June.

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