How to Say ‘Obtenez des billets pour vos artistes préférés’ in French
Get tickets for your favorite artists
get tik-its for yor fay-vrit ahr-tists
[get tik-its for yor fay-vrit ahr-tists]
Phrase Breakdown
Get tickets
get tik-its
Words in this phrase
Get
[get]
Get
To acquire or obtain something.
Get your tickets early.
Acquire your tickets early.
tickets
[tik-its]
tickets
A piece of paper or electronic document allowing the holder to enter an event or travel on transport.
I have the tickets for the concert.
I possess the documents allowing entry to the concert.
For your favorite artists
for yor fay-vrit ahr-tists
Words in this phrase
for
[for]
for
Used to indicate purpose or intended recipient.
These gifts are for you.
These gifts are intended for you.
your
[yor]
your
Belonging to or associated with the person or people being addressed.
Is this your book?
Does this book belong to you?
favorite
[fay-vrit]
favorite
Preferred before all others of the same kind.
This is my favorite song.
This song is preferred by me over all others.
artists
[ahr-tists]
artists
Practicing any of the various creative arts such as a musician, actor, painter.
The gallery is showcasing several artists.
The gallery is presenting works by multiple creative individuals.
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