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How to Say ‘My daily life’ in French

Ma vie quotidienne

mah vee koh-tee-dyen

[mah vee koh-tee-dyen]

💬 Usage Tip: A very natural expression for talking about inspiration: "Mon travail est lié à ma vie quotidienne."

🇫🇷 In France: Talking about "ma vie quotidienne" in a jury can show that your work comes from observation, habit, and lived reality — very valued in contemporary art contexts.

Phrase Breakdown

Ma vie

mah vee

My life

Possessive phrase referring to one's life.

Example

Ma vie change.

My life is changing.

Words in this phrase

Ma

[mah]

my

Possessive adjective indicating something belongs to the speaker.

Example

Ma pratique est nourrie par l'observation du réel.

My practice is nourished by observing reality.

vie

[vee]

life

Personal life or lived experience, often used in artistic statements.

Example

Cette œuvre transforme ma vie en matière visuelle.

This work transforms my life into visual material.

quotidienne

[koh-tee-dyen]

everyday / daily

Describes ordinary, routine aspects of life; feminine form agreeing with vie.

Example

Je photographie le banal pour montrer son aspect quotidienne dans mon regard.

I photograph the ordinary to show its everyday aspect in my view.

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