How to Say ‘Your earrings’ in French
Vos boucles d'oreilles
voh BOO-kluh dee oh-RAY
[voh BOO-kluh dee oh-RAY]
Phrase Breakdown
Vos
[voh]
your
Formal or plural possessive adjective used before a plural noun.
Vos chaussures sont très élégantes ce soir.
Your shoes are very elegant tonight.
boucles
[BOO-kluh]
loops / rings
Plural of 'boucle'; with 'd'oreilles' it means earrings.
Ces boucles sont en argent.
These rings are silver.
d'
[dee]
of
Used to indicate possession or connection.
Le livre d'un ami.
The book of a friend.
oreilles
[oh-RAY]
ears
Plural of 'oreille', the ear.
Il a de grandes oreilles.
He has big ears.
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