How to Say ‘But no fever’ in French
Mais pas de fièvre
meh pah duh fyay-vruh
[meh pah duh fyay-vruh]
💬 Usage Tip: A practical contrast phrase to complete your symptom picture in one breath.
🇫🇷 In France: In French medical conversations, brief add-ons like this are common and sound natural.
Phrase Breakdown
Mais
[meh]
but
Introduces contrast, often between symptoms.
J’ai des nausées, mais pas de fièvre.
I have nausea, but no fever.
Pas de fièvre
pah duh fyay-vruh
no fever
Indicates the absence of fever, often in medical contexts.
Il a mal à la gorge, mais pas de fièvre.
He has a sore throat, but no fever.
Words in this phrase
pas
[pah]
not / no
Used to say that something is absent.
J’ai des nausées, mais pas de fièvre.
I have nausea, but no fever.
de
[duh]
of / any
In pas de, used to express no or not any.
J’ai des nausées, mais pas de fièvre.
I have nausea, but no fever.
fièvre
[fyay-vruh]
fever
A high temperature; here it is being denied.
J’ai des nausées, mais pas de fièvre.
I have nausea, but no fever.
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