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How to Say ‘Louis Vuitton makes handbags.’ in French

Louis Vuitton fait des sacs à main.

loo-EE vwee-TOHN feh day sak ah manh

[loo-EE vwee-TOHN feh day sak ah manh]

💬 Usage Tip: French says this name the French way, roughly (lwee vwee-toh), with no 'n' or 't' sound at the end.

Phrase Breakdown

Louis Vuitton fait

loo-EE vwee-TOHN feh

Louis Vuitton makes

Say 'lwee vwee-tohn feh'. The final 't' of 'fait' is silent.

Example

Louis Vuitton fait des valises.

Louis Vuitton makes suitcases.

Words in this phrase

Louis

[loo-EE]

Louis

French first name, part of the brand name.

Example

Louis est mon ami.

Louis is my friend.

Vuitton

[vwee-TOHN]

Vuitton

Surname of the founder of a luxury brand.

Example

un sac Vuitton

a Vuitton bag

fait

[feh]

makes

To create or construct by combining or shaping resources.

Example

Elle fait du café.

She makes coffee.

des sacs à main.

day sak ah manh

handbags.

'Des' is the plural 'some'. Keep it smooth: 'day sak a mahn'.

Example

Elle aime des sacs à main.

She likes handbags.

Words in this phrase

des

[day]

some / plural indefinite article

Plural article used before nouns when speaking generally about unspecified people or things.

Example

Des profils polyvalents sont très recherchés aujourd'hui.

Versatile profiles are highly sought after today.

sacs

[sak]

bags

Plural of the masculine noun sac.

Example

Les sacs sont lourds.

The bags are heavy.

[ah]

for / with

Links a noun to its purpose or feature.

Example

une brosse à dents

a toothbrush

main

[manh]

hand

The hand; in class this usually means raising your hand to speak.

Example

Dans « Levez la main. », « main » désigne le geste pour demander la parole.

In “Raise your hand.”, “main” refers to the gesture used to ask to speak.

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