How to Say ‘And it attracts bees.’ in French
Et elle attire les abeilles.
eh el ah-TEER leh ah-BAY
[eh el ah-TEER leh ah-BAY]
Phrase Breakdown
Et elle attire
eh el ah-TEER
And it attracts
'Et' sounds like 'é', and its 't' is never pronounced. 'Elle' refers to the lavender. Link 'elle attire' smoothly as 'è-la-tir'.
Et elle attire les papillons.
And it attracts butterflies.
Words in this phrase
Et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
elle
[el]
it / she
Refers to a feminine clothing item, such as a jacket or dress.
Dans « Oui, elle te va très bien. », « elle » remplace le vêtement.
In “Oui, elle te va très bien.”, “elle” replaces the clothing item.
attire
[ah-TEER]
attracts
Form of 'attirer' (to attract) for he/she/it.
La lumière attire les insectes.
Light attracts insects.
les abeilles.
leh ah-BAY
the bees.
Make the liaison 'lé-za-bey'. In 'abeilles', 'eille' sounds like 'ey'.
J'aime les abeilles.
I like bees.
Words in this phrase
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
abeilles
[ah-BAY]
bees
Plural of 'abeille', a feminine noun for bee.
Les abeilles font du miel.
Bees make honey.
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