How to Say ‘Yes, three ID photos.’ in French
Oui, trois photos d'identité.
wee trwah foh-TOH dee ee-dahn-tee-TAY
[wee trwah foh-TOH dee ee-dahn-tee-TAY]
Phrase Breakdown
Oui, trois photos
wee trwah foh-TOH
Yes, three photos
'Oui' sounds like 'wee'. Make a tiny pause after it, then say 'trwa fo-to'.
Oui, trois photos suffisent.
Yes, three photos are enough.
Words in this phrase
Oui
[wee]
Yes
Affirmative response or agreement.
Oui, c'est vrai.
Yes, that's true.
trois
[trwah]
three
The number three, often used in time expressions.
Trois ans dans la même entreprise m'ont beaucoup appris.
Three years in the same company taught me a lot.
photos
[foh-TOH]
photos
Plural of 'photo', picture.
Il faut deux photos.
Two photos are needed.
d'identité.
dee ee-dahn-tee-TAY
identity (ID).
The apostrophe joins 'de' to 'identité': 'di-dan-ti-té'. Stress the last syllable lightly.
Votre carte d'identité, s'il vous plaît.
Your ID card, please.
Words in this phrase
d'
[dee]
of
Used to indicate possession or connection.
Le livre d'un ami.
The book of a friend.
identité
[ee-dahn-tee-TAY]
identity
Noun for who someone is officially.
Une pièce d'identité, s'il vous plaît.
An ID document, please.
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