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How to Say ‘Hermès is very expensive.’ in French

Hermès est très cher.

er-MES eh tray share

[er-MES eh tray share]

💬 Usage Tip: The H is silent and the final s is spoken, roughly (air-mess).

Phrase Breakdown

Hermès est

er-MES eh

Hermès is

The 'H' is silent, and the final 's' of 'Hermès' is pronounced: 'er-mess eh'.

Example

Hermès est français.

Hermès is French.

Words in this phrase

Hermès

[er-MES]

Hermès

French luxury goods house, proper noun.

Example

Un foulard Hermès coûte cher.

A Hermès scarf is expensive.

est

[eh]

is

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

très cher.

tray share

very expensive.

'Très' means 'very' and sounds like 'treh'. 'Cher' means 'expensive' and sounds like 'shair'.

Example

Ce sac est très cher.

This bag is very expensive.

Words in this phrase

très

[tray]

very

"Très" is used to strengthen an adjective or adverb.

Example

Est très important pour garder une bonne ambiance.

Is very important for maintaining a good atmosphere.

cher

[share]

expensive

Used to describe something with a high price.

Example

C'est trop cher pour un souvenir.

It's too expensive for a souvenir.

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