How to Say ‘My chest measures’ in French
Ma poitrine fait
mah pwah-treen feh
[mah pwah-treen feh]
Phrase Breakdown
Ma
[mah]
my
possessive adjective for something belonging to me before a feminine singular noun
Ma voiture est garée dehors.
My car is parked outside.
poitrine
[pwah-treen]
chest
the front upper part of the body; can also refer to the bust
Elle a une douleur dans la poitrine.
She has pain in her chest.
fait
[feh]
measures
from the verb faire, used to express a measurement or size
Le couloir fait cinq mètres.
The hallway measures five meters.
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