How to Say ‘My arm measures’ in French
Mon bras fait
mohn brah feh
[mohn brah feh]
💬 Usage Tip: French can use [faire] for body measurements: [Mon bras fait...] means "my arm measures...." You can reuse the same frame with other body parts, like [Ma taille fait...]
Phrase Breakdown
Mon
[mohn]
my
possessive adjective for something belonging to me before a masculine singular noun
Mon frère habite à Lyon.
My brother lives in Lyon.
bras
[brah]
arm
the body part from the shoulder to the hand
Mon bras est fatigué aujourd'hui.
My arm is tired today.
fait
[feh]
measures
from the verb faire, used to express a measurement or size
La table fait deux mètres de long.
The table measures two meters long.
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