How to Say ‘They show the increase.’ in French
Ils montrent la hausse.
eel MOHNTR lah ohss
[eel MOHNTR lah ohss]
💬 Usage Tip: The -ent ending of montrent is silent, so it sounds just like montre: (mohntr). The opposite of la hausse is la baisse "the drop".
Phrase Breakdown
Ils montrent
eel MOHNTR
They show
The '-ent' ending is silent, so it sounds like 'eel mont'.
Ils montrent les chiffres.
They show the figures.
Words in this phrase
Ils
[eel]
They (masculine/mixed)
Subject pronoun for “they” when referring to a group of males or a mixed group; used with verbs like “ils sont”.
Ils regardent des animes d’aventure tous les week-ends.
They watch adventure anime every weekend.
montrent
[MOHNTR]
show
Third person plural of the verb 'montrer', to show.
Les chiffres montrent un progrès.
The figures show progress.
la hausse.
lah ohss
the increase.
The 'h' is silent but blocks linking, so say 'la oss', not 'l'osse'.
Les prix sont en hausse.
Prices are rising.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the (feminine singular)
Definite article used before a feminine singular noun.
La réservation est déjà confirmée pour samedi soir.
The reservation is already confirmed for Saturday evening.
hausse
[ohss]
rise, increase
A feminine noun meaning an upward change.
On voit une hausse des prix.
We see a rise in prices.
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