How to Say ‘You can see the details better.’ in French
On voit mieux les détails.
ohn VWAH myuh leh day-TIGH
[ohn VWAH myuh leh day-TIGH]
Phrase Breakdown
On voit mieux
ohn VWAH myuh
You see better
'Mieux' is the comparative of 'bien' (well). The 't' of 'voit' is silent here.
D'ici, on voit mieux.
From here, you see better.
Words in this phrase
On
[ohn]
we / one
Very common informal subject pronoun meaning 'we' in everyday spoken French.
Si c’est trop bruyant ici, on peut bouger un peu.
If it’s too noisy here, we can move a little.
voit
[VWAH]
sees
Third-person present of 'voir' (to see).
On voit la mer d'ici.
You can see the sea from here.
mieux
[myuh]
better
Comparative adverb meaning in a better way.
Je veux mieux dormir pour avoir plus d'énergie.
I want to sleep better to have more energy.
les détails.
leh day-TIGH
the details.
In 'détails', '-ail' sounds like [aj], and the 's' is silent: [de-taj].
J'aime les détails.
I like the details.
Words in this phrase
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
détails
[day-TIGH]
details
Plural of 'détail', small specific parts of something.
J'aime les petits détails.
I like the small details.
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