How to Say ‘I have six items.’ in French
J'ai six articles.
zh eh sees ar-tee-kl
[zh eh sees ar-tee-kl]
Phrase Breakdown
J'ai
zh eh
I have
From avoir; used to say what someone has.
J'ai un stylo.
I have a pen.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zh]
I
Short form of je before a vowel; it means I.
J'ai six articles dans mon sac.
I have six items in my bag.
ai
[eh]
have
From avoir; together with J', ai means have.
J'ai six articles pour le dîner.
I have six items for dinner.
six
[sees]
six
The number 6 in French.
J'ai six articles à payer.
I have six items to pay for.
articles
[ar-tee-kl]
items
Products or things being bought in a shop.
J'ai six articles aujourd'hui.
I have six items today.
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