How to Say ‘Yes, an electricity bill.’ in French
Oui, une facture d'électricité.
wee ewn fak-TOOR dee ay-lek-tree-see-TAY
[wee ewn fak-TOOR dee ay-lek-tree-see-TAY]
Phrase Breakdown
Oui, une facture
wee ewn fak-TOOR
Yes, a bill
It sounds like 'wee, ewn fak-tewr'. Pause slightly after 'oui'.
Oui, une table pour deux.
Yes, a table for two.
Words in this phrase
Oui
[wee]
Yes
Affirmative response or agreement.
Oui, c'est vrai.
Yes, that's true.
une
[ewn]
a / an
An indefinite article used before feminine singular nouns.
Une rencontre comme celle-ci peut ouvrir des portes.
A meeting like this can open doors.
facture
[fak-TOOR]
bill, invoice
A document showing an amount to pay for a service.
J'ai payé la facture de téléphone.
I paid the phone bill.
d'électricité.
dee ay-lek-tree-see-TAY
electricity.
This tells what kind of bill it is. It sounds like 'day-lek-tree-see-tay'.
Le prix de l'électricité augmente.
The price of electricity is rising.
Words in this phrase
d'
[dee]
of
Used to indicate possession or connection.
Le livre d'un ami.
The book of a friend.
électricité
[ay-lek-tree-see-TAY]
electricity
Electric power supplied to a home.
L'électricité est chère cet hiver.
Electricity is expensive this winter.
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