How to Say ‘For the months, bars.’ in French
Pour les mois, des barres.
poor leh mwah day bar
[poor leh mwah day bar]
Phrase Breakdown
Pour les mois,
poor leh mwah
For the months,
Sets the topic. Pause briefly at the comma.
Pour les mois, regarde ici.
For the months, look here.
Words in this phrase
Pour
[poor]
for
Indicating purpose or reason.
C'est pour toi.
It's for you.
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
mois
[mwah]
months
Plural of “month”; used to indicate a time period.
Le mot « mois » aide à expliquer depuis combien de temps le problème dure.
The word “mois” helps explain how long the problem has lasted.
des barres.
day bar
bars.
Bars, as in a bar chart. 'Barres' sounds like 'bar', with a throaty 'r' and a silent 'es'.
Un graphique en barres.
A bar chart.
Words in this phrase
des
[day]
some / plural indefinite article
Plural article used before nouns when speaking generally about unspecified people or things.
Des profils polyvalents sont très recherchés aujourd'hui.
Versatile profiles are highly sought after today.
barres
[bar]
bars
Plural of the feminine noun 'barre', a long rectangular shape, as in a bar chart.
Les barres sont trop hautes.
The bars are too tall.
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