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How to Say ‘I see a small triangle.’ in French

Je vois un petit triangle.

zhuh vwah uhn puh-tee tree-AHN-gluh

[zhuh vwah uhn puh-tee tree-AHN-gluh]

Phrase Breakdown

Je vois

zhuh vwah

I see

'Je' (I) + 'vois' (see, from 'voir'). Say 'zhuh vwah'. The final 's' of 'vois' is silent.

Example

Je vois la mer.

I see the sea.

Words in this phrase

Je

[zhuh]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

vois

[vwah]

see

To perceive with the eyes.

Example

Je vois le livre.

I see the book.

un petit triangle.

uhn puh-tee tree-AHN-gluh

a small triangle

'un' (a) + 'petit' (small) + 'triangle'. Say 'uhn puh-tee tree-yahngl'. The 't' of 'petit' is silent here, and 'an' in 'triangle' is nasal.

Example

C'est un petit triangle rouge.

It's a small red triangle.

Words in this phrase

un

[uhn]

a / an

Masculine singular indefinite article.

Example

Un supplément peut être ajouté la nuit.

A surcharge can be added at night.

petit

[puh-tee]

small / little

Describes something minor or modest, such as a small discount or gesture.

Example

Le chauffeur propose un Petit rabais après la discussion.

The driver offers a small discount after the discussion.

triangle

[tree-AHN-gluh]

triangle

A masculine noun for a shape with three sides.

Example

Le triangle est rouge.

The triangle is red.

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