How to Say ‘Your frustration’ in French
Votre frustration
voh-truh froos-trah-see-awn
[voh-truh froos-trah-see-awn]
Phrase Breakdown
Votre
[voh-truh]
Your
Possessive used to indicate something belonging to someone being addressed.
Votre patience m'impressionne.
Your patience impresses me.
frustration
[froos-trah-see-awn]
frustration
A feeling of being upset due to unmet needs or obstacles.
Je comprends votre frustration dans cette situation.
I understand your frustration in this situation.
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